THEOLOGtun 


^  PRINCETON,  N.  J.  *^ 


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BV  4070  .M42  G46  1910 
Meadville  Theological 

School,  Meadville,  Pa. 
General  catalogue  of  the 

Meadville  Theological 


General  Catalogue  /^!iy.J^ 


OF  THE 
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MEADVILLE 
THEOLOGICAL  SCHOOL 

MEADVILLE 

PENNSYLVANIA 
1844-I9IO 


COMPILED  BY 

THE  REV.  WALTER  COX  GREEN,  A.  M.,  S.  T.  B. 

LIBRARIAN  AND  SECRETARY  OF  THE  FACULTY 


MEADVILLE,  PA. 
1910 


The  publication  of  this  General  Catalogue  has  been  made  possible 
by  the  action  of  the  Meadville  Alumni  Association  at  its  annual  meet- 
ing in  1909,  in  placing  a  sum  of  money  at  the  disposal  of  the  com- 
piler, and  by  the  advance  subscriptions  of  former  students.  A  copy 
of  the  book  will  be  sent  postpaid  upon  the  receipt  of  one  dollar. 

An  edition  of  three  hundred  copies  has  been  printed,  of  which 
this  copy  is  numbered 


PREFACE. 


Shortly  after  taking  up  my  work  in  1904  as  the  Librarian  and 
the  Secretary  of  the  Faculty  of  the  Meadville  Theological  School,  I 
began  In  my  leisure  hours,  as  a  labor  of  love,  the  compilation  of  this 
General  Catalogue,  in  which  I  have  tried  to  give  the  following  infor- 
mation about  persons  who  have  ever  been  students,  both  as  graduates 
and  undergraduates: 

1.  A  complete  list  of  the  full  names  of  the  graduates,  arranged 
In  order  by  the  year  of  graduation.  In  the  case  of  women  who  have 
married  after  leaving  the  School,  their  names  after  marriage  are  added 
In  brackets. 

2.  A  complete  list  of  the  full  names  of  the  non-graduates,  ar- 
ranged in  the  order  of  the  years  in  which  they  left  the  School.  In 
the  case  of  women  who  have  married  since  leaving  the  School,  their 
names  after  marriage  are  added  in  brackets. 

3.  The  *  before  a  name  shows  that  the  person  has  died.  The  dag- 
ger after  the  name  shows  that  the  name  of  the  student  is  not  to  be 
found  in  the  annual  catalogue  for  that  year,  usually  because  the 
student  entered  the  School  after  the  annual  catalogue  had  been, 
printed. 

4.  The  number  of  years  that  the  student  was  connected  with  the 
School  is  shown  by  the  figures,  1,  2,  3,  4.  An  incomplete  year  is 
shown  by  a  dash  after  the  figure,  as  1 — 

5.  The  degree  of  B.  D.,  when  granted  by  the  School,  is  placed 
after  the  word  Graduate,  with  the  date  of  the  granting  of  the  same 
in  brackets,  if  it  was  other  than  the  year  of  graduation.  A  list  of  such 
degrees  will  be  found  in  Appendix  II. 

6.  The  place  and  date  of  birth.  The  date  is  omitted  in  the  case 
of  women  now  living. 

7.  Degrees  from  colleges  and  universities,  with  the  names  of  the 
Institutions  granting  them,  and  the  year  in  which  they  were  granted. 

8.  The  name  of  the  ministry,  with  the  place  and  date  of  ordina- 
tion. 


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9.  The  name  of  the  church,  usually  the  name  as  it  then  was, 
with  the  present  name  in  brackets.  This  item  is  not  usually  given 
in  the  General  Catalogues  of  the  theological  schools  in  the  United 
States,  but  it  has  seemed  to  me  to  be  a  valuable  part  of  the  minis- 
terial record. 

10.  The  month  and  day  and  year  when  a  pastorate  began,  and 
the  month  and  the  day  and  year  when  it  ended.  In  some  cases  the 
dates  of  ordination  and  installation  are  added. 

11.  In  some  few  cases  when  the  student  did  not  enter  the  min- 
istry, or  did  not  stay  in  it  long,  other  items  of  information  are  given. 

12.  Chaplaincies,  with  the  name  of  the  regiment,  and  the  dates 
of  service,  both  in  the  Civil  War,  in  later  time,  and  in  the  state 
legislatures. 

14.  The  place  and  date  of  death. 

15.  References  to  printed  biographies,  and  to  the  obituary  notices 
In  the  American  Unitarian  Association  Year  Books,  and  in  the  de- 
nominational papers. 

In  a  few  cases  some  of  the  above  items  have  been  omitted  at  the 
request  of  those  furnishing  information. 

The  compilation  of  all  this  material  has  been  in  some  cases  diffi- 
cult and  in  others  easy. 

One  difficulty  has  been  the  lack  of  printed  lists  of  the  graduates, 
arranged  by  the  year  of  graduation.  In  the  catalogue  for  1855-1856, 
such  a  list  of  the  graduates,  arranged  by  the  year  of  graduation,  was 
printed,  together  with  a  complete  list  of  all  other  students.  In  the 
^catalogues  for  the  years  1875-1876  and  1889-1890,  a  list  was  printed 
^f  all  who  had  ever  entered  the  School,  but  arranged  simply  by  the 
.year  of  entrance.  A  similar  list  was  printed  in  the  catalogue  for 
1899-1900,  but  with  the  names  of  the  graduates  printed  in  heavy- 
black  faced  type.  At  present  the  only  complete  lists  of  graduates 
are  two  old  typewritten  lists.  In  some  cases  I  have  relied  upon  the 
faculty  records,  but  even  these  are  not  wholly  satisfactory  on  this 
point.  Again  some  confusion  has  resulted  from  the  fact  that  in  some 
years,  certificates  were  granted  to  students  who  had  been  in  the 
School  for  a  partial  course,  and  who  might  be  spoken  of  as  "certifi- 
cated undergraduates,"  or  "graduates  from  a  partial  course."  In 
some  cases  old  students  have  confused  these  two  lists.  Such  a  list 
will  be  found  in  Appendix  I. 

Another  difficulty  has  been  the  lack  in  the  Meadville  Theological 
School  Library  of  the  newspapers  and  year  books  of  the  Christian 
connection.  As  many  students  in  the  early  years  of  the  School  en- 
tered that  ministry,  access  to  these  old  records  would  have  made  this 
compilation  more  complete.  The  compiler  would  be  pleased  to  hear 
of  the  existence  of  a  complete  file  of  the  Herald  of  Gospel  Liberty. 


Another  difficulty  comes  from  the  large  number  of  students  in 
the  earlier  years  who  stayed  but  a  short  time  in  the  ministry,  or  who 
never  entered  any  ministry,  and  so  have  been  lost  track  of  by  their 
ministerial  schoolmates. 

Another  difficulty  comes  from  the  disbandment  of  churches  where 
students  were  settled  years  ago,  about  which  one  can  learn  but  little 
in  these  days,  and  whose  records  are  no  longer  in  existence.  In 
some  cases  the  records  of  churches  still  extant  have  been  so  poorly 
kept  that  they  do  not  tell  when  a  minister  came  and  when  he 
left. 

A  final  difficulty  comes  from  the  registration  blanks  to  be  filled 
out  by  the  student  upon  entering  the  School.  With  the  exception  of 
the  first  five  years  and  the  last  six  years,  I  have  not  been  able  to 
find  any  registration  or  matriculation  blanks  that  give  the  full  name 
and  place  and  date  of  birth  of  the  student,  with  his  educational  record, 
and  in  some  cases  his  ministerial  record  before  entering  the  School. 

On  the  other  hand,  the  work  of  the  compiler  has  been  helped  in 
two  ways.  In  1893  the  Rev.  William  Ladd  Chaffin,  a  graduate  of  the 
class  of  1861  and  a  Trustee  of  the  School,  sent  out,  as  Secretary  of 
the  Meadville  Alumni  Association,  a  printed  blank  to  all  the  old  stu- 
dents, then  living,  with  questions,  covering  almost  the  same  ground 
as  planned  in  this  General  Catalogue.  The  results  were  over  a  hun- 
dred well  filled  blanks,  together  with  a  lot  of  information,  all  of 
which  most  useful  material  has  been  kindly  placed  at  my  disposal 
by  the  Meadville  Alumni  Association.  This  information  was  espe- 
cially valuable,  as  the  number  who  filled  out  the  blanks  in  1893  has 
become  rapidly  less,  year  by  year.  And  it  is  safe  to  say  that  without 
this  information  this  General  Catalogue  would  not  have  been  as  per- 
fect as  it  is  now. 

A  second  help  came  to  the  compiler  from  the  fact  that  some 
seventy  odd  students  have  studied  at  the  Harvard  Divinity  School, 
either  as  graduates  or  as  undergraduates,  and  so  their  record,  down 
to  1910,  has  been  found  in  print  in  the  General  Catalogue  of  the 
Harvard  Divinity  School. 

The  sources  for  the  compilation  of  this  General  Catalogue  have 
been  the  blanks  referred  to  above,  the  blanks  sent  out  by  the  com- 
piler, both  to  former  students  and  to  the  clerks  of  the  churches,  ex- 
tracts from  the  files  of  the  Christian  Register,  the  Unitarian,  Unity, 
the  Pacific  Unitarian  and  the  Southern  Unitarian,  the  year  books  of 
the  American  Unitarian  Association,  the  quarterly  and  monthly  jour- 
nals of  the  American  Unitarian  Association,  and  in  some  few  cases 
the  year  books  of  other  denominations. 

Parts  of  the  General  Catalogue  have  appeared  in  print,  in  the 
earlier  numbers  of  the  Meadville  Theological  School  Quarterly  Bui- 


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letin.  Part  I,  1846-1853,  appeared  in  the  January,  1909  number; 
part  II,  1854-1861,  in  the  July,  1909  number,  and  part  III,  1862-1868, 
in  the  October  1909,  number.  One  advantage  of  this  has  been  that  a 
number  of  mistakes  have  been  found  and  corrected. 

In  conclusion  the  compiler  would  thank  all  those  who  have  helped 
him  in  this  work  by  answering  the  questions  sent  to  them,  and  by 
suggesting  the  names  of  relatives  of  students  now  gone,  and  he 
would  also  here  record  his  indebtedness  to  Professor  N.  P.  Gilman, 
of  the  Meadville  Theological  School,  who  has  kindly  looked  over  the 
proof  of  this  book.  The  compiler  would  be  much  pleased  to  receive 
corrections  of  any  mistakes  that  have  crept  into  this  work,  so  that 
the  next  edition  of  this  General  Catalogue  may  be  made  more  perfect. 

WALTER  C.  GREEN. 

December,  1910. 


EXPLANATION. 


The  large  figures,  1846,  1847,  etc.,  show  the  year  of  graduation. 
The  names  of  the  graduates  for  that  year  are  printed  In  black  letter 
capitals  and  are  arranged  alphabetically.  A  long  dash  separates  the 
names  of  the  graduates  from  the  names  of  those  who  left  the  School 
during  that  year  and  who  might  be  spoken  of  as  undergraduates. 
These  latter  names  are  printed  in  lower  case  black  letters  and  are 
arranged  alphabetically. 

The  *  before  the  name  shows  that  the  person  has  died.  The  figures 
1,  2,  3,  4  indicate  the  number  of  years  that  the  person  was  connected 
with  the  School,  and  if  a  figure  is  followed  by  a  dash,  as  1 — ,  it  means 
that  the  person  left  the  School  before  the  year  was  finished. 

The  words,  "Certificated  Undergraduates,"  are  explained  in  the 
preface.  The  t  after  the  number  of  years  shows  that  the  name  of 
that  person  is  not  to  be  found  in  the  School  catalogue  for  that  year, 
usually  because  the  person  entered  the  School  after  the  catalogue 
was  printed. 

The  letters  B.  D.  show  that  the  person  received  the  degree  of 
Bachelor  of  Divinity  from  the  Meadville  Theological  School,  and  If 
the  degree  was  received  at  a  date  other  than  the  year  of  graduation, 
this  fact  is  shown  by  the  date  of  granting  the  degree  being  placed 
in  brackets. 

The  record  of  each  person  has  been  made  as  far  as  possible  a 
chronological  one.  The  records  begin  with  the  place  and  date  of  birth, 
the  college  and  honorary  degrees  received,  the  ministry  followed  and 
the  places  and  dates  of  the  pastorates,  and  the  place  and  date  of 
death  in  the  case  of  those  not  now  living.  The  only  exceptions  to 
this  chronological  order  are  the  honorary  degrees  which  for  sake  of 
convenience  are  placed  after  the  college  degrees.  The  dash  at  the 
end  of  a  record  Indicates  that  the  pastorate  or  position  Is  not  yet 
ended. 

When  a  church  or  society  has  a  name  different  from  the  name 
It  had  years  ago,  I  have  as  a  general  rule  given  the  name  of  the 
church  or  society  as  It  was  when  the  person  had  a  pastorate,  with 
the  present  name  In  brackets. 

The  name  of  the  church  or  society  is  followed  by  the  name  of  the 
place  and  the  name  of  the  state  or  the  customary  abbreviation,  as 
"First  Parish,  Hingham,  Mass."  But  when  the  name  of  the  church 
ends  in  the  name  of  the  place,  the  name  of  the  place  Is  not  repeated, 
as  "First  Parish  in  Sandwich,  Mass."  And  when  two  churches  named 
In  succession  are  in  the  same  state,  the  name  of  the  state  is  not  re- 
peated, as  "First  Parish,  Hingham,  Mass.,  and  First  Congregational 
Society,  Needham." 


CATALOGUE. 


1846. 

•GEORGE  TOT^:\SE>D  HILL.    1     Graduate. 

Born,  Castle  Carey,  England,  September  16,  1811.  Unitarian  Min- 
istry. First  Congregational  Society,  Hubbardston,  Mass.,  ordained, 
April  14,  1847-Augu8t,  1852;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Ware,  Sep- 
tember 22,  1852-January  1,  1855.  Died,  Bridgeton,  N.  J.,  Novem- 
ber 30.  1877. 

•FREDERICK  RICHARDS  NEWELL.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Concord,  Mass.,  June  23,  1814.  Ordained  as  an  Evangelist, 
Cambrldgeport,  Mass.,  August  1,  1847.  Unitarian  ministry.  The 
Congregational  Unitarian  Society  of  Pomfret,  Vt.,  1847.  First 
Parish,  Brewster,  Mass.,  November  13,  1847-February  8,  1852; 
First  Congregational  Society,  Littleton,  Installed  September  27, 
1854-November  15,  1856;  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  organized  the  first  liberal 
service;  "Western  Sanitary  Commission;  Chaplain,  First  Regiment, 
Infantry,  Missouri  State  Militia  Volunteers,  June  10,  1863,  for 
three  years;  Superintendent  of  Freedmen  of  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Died, 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  January  9,  1864. 

•CALEB  GORDON  WARD.    2.    Graduate. 

Bom,  Gerry,  N.  H.,  July  4,  1816.  Christian  connection,  ordained 
at  Springfield.  Pa.,  May,  1843.  Christian  Church,  Hermitage,  N.  Y., 
1846;  Dundee,  and  Eddytown,  1848;  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Minister  at 
large.  Unitarian  ministry,  1854-1864.  Died,  Indianapolis,  Ind., 
August  1,  1875. 

•See:  "Rev.  E.  W.  Humphreys.  Memoirs  of  Deceased  Christian  Ministers; 
or.  Brief  Sketches  of  the  Lives  and  Labors  of  975  Ministers  who  died  between  1793 
and   1880.     Dayton,  O.,  1880." 


^Dolenna  Barnes.    2. 

Born,  June  7,  1819.     Christian  connection.     Member  of  the  Erie 
Conference.     Died,Waterford,  Pa.,  January  13,  1867. 

^Edward  Pearson  Bond.    2. 

Born,  Boston,  Mass.,  August  10,  1824.    Graduate,  Harvard  Divinity 
School,  1849.     Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  Boston.  Mass.,  June 


1847] 

12,  1849.     In  government  work  In  the  Sandwich  Islands.     Secre- 
tary and  Manager,  Boston  Safe  Deposit  and  Trust  Company,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.     Died,  West  Newton,  Mass.,  February  10,  189? 
» 

Gardner  Dean.    1. 
Born,  1817. 

Horatio  Marsb.    1. 

♦Horace  Bnttolph  Poyer.    1. 

Born,  Norwich,  N.  Y.  Christian  connection.  Legal  profession. 
Died,  Greenville,  Texas,  January  24,  1882. 

1847. 

*€EOBGE  SUMNEE  BALL.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Leominster,  Mass.,  May  22,  1822.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Church,  Ware,  Mass.,  ordained,  October  13,  1847-Octo- 
ber  13  1849;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Upton,  September  22,  1849 
(installed,  February  9,  1850)-March  3,  1855;  Colleague,  First 
Parish,  Plymouth,  April  1,  1855-April  1,  1857;  First  Unitarian  So- 
ciety, Upton,  April  8,  1857-Aprll  12,  1892;  Chaplain,  21st  Massa- 
chusetts Regiment,  November  11,  1861-December  3,  1862;  Chaplain 
of  the  House  of  Representatives  in  the  General  Court,  1865-1867. 
Died,  West  Upton  Mass.,  September  6,  1902. 

•See:    "American   Unitarian   Association.    Year   Book,    1903,   page  156." 

•PETER  BETSCH.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Mackviller,  France.    Christian  connection. 

♦DANIEL  W.  J.  BOTEB,    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Bernville,  Pa.,  1824.  Christian  connection.  ChurcheB  at 
Rock  Stream  and  Sellerton,  N.  Y.,  1847-1850;  Jefferson,  N.  T., 
1850-1851;  Unitarian  Church,  Cannelton,  Ind.  1851-1852.  Died, 
Cannelton,  Ind.,  February  24,  1853. 

*See:  "Rev.  E.  W.  Humphreys.  Memoirs  of  Deceased  Christian  Ministers; 
or.  Brief  Sketches  of  the  Lives  and  Labors  of  975  Ministers  who  died  between  1793 
and  1880.     Dayton,  O.,  1880." 


Elisha  D.  Bates.    2. 

Born,  Broome,  N.  Y.,  1820.     Christian  connection.     Preached  in 
New  York  State  and  Townsend,  Mass. 

♦Mordecal  DeLange.    1. 

Born,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  February  21,  1812.     Unitarian  ministry. 
Minister  at  large,  St.  Louis,  Mo.;   Second  Congregational   (Unita- 


[1848 

rian)  Society,  Quincy,  111.,  January  1,  1848-Aprll  1,  1850;  reor- 
ganized scattered  Unitarians  In  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  1849-1852.  Custo- 
dian, Divinity  Hall,  Meadville  Theological  School.  Died,  May 
8,  1879. 

"^Janies  White  Mackintosh.    2. 

Born,  Boston,  Mass.,  April  30,  1818.  Teacher.  Died,  Pittsfleld, 
111.,  July  2,  1891. 

*David  Wright  McKown.    1. 

Born,  Ripley,  Va.,  July  4,  1820.     Christian  connection.     Ordained 

1843,    Danville,    0.      Preached    seven    years    before    entering    the 

school.     Died,  Spring,  Pa.,  May  22,  1848. 

*Sec:  "Rev.  E.  W.  Humphreys.  Memoirs  of  Deceased  Christian  Ministers; 
or.  Brief  Sketches  of  the  Lives  and  Labors  of  975  Ministers  who  died  between  1793 
and   1880.     Dayton,  O.,   18S0." 

Thompson  W.  Sampson.    1. 

Born,  1823. 

*John  Noah  Spoor.    1. 

Born,  Root,  N.  Y.,  1818.  Christian  connection.  Churches  at 
Steventon,  N.  Y.,  1843-1846;  New  Baltimore,  N.  Y.,  1848-1849; 
Milan  Christian  Church,  June  2  1847-May  6,  1854;  Mllford,  N.  J., 
1854-1864;  Carversville,  Pa.,  1865-1880.  Died,  Carversvllle,  Pa., 
September  7,  1880. 

John  Loop  Towner.    1. 

Born,  Bath,  N.  Y.,  August  20,  1819.  Christian  connection.  Had  a 
number  of  preaching  stations. 


1848. 


^STILLMAN  BARBEE.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Warwick,  Mass.,  July  21,  1818,  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Congregational  Church,  Rowe,  Mass.,  ordained  June  11,  1850- 
September,  1852;  First  Congregational  Society,  Hubbardston,  April 
1.  1853;  First  Parish,  Townsend  Harbor,  June  12,  1854-1856;  First 
Parish,  Mendon.  June  1,  1856-May  13,  1860;  First  Parish,  Tyngs- 
boro,  July  14,  1860-November  9,  1867;  First  Congregational  Uni- 
tarian Society,  Bernardston,  April  1,  1868-Aprll  1,  1871.  Died. 
Bemardston,  Mass.,  February  15,  1901. 

•See:    "American    Unitarian   Association.    Year   Book,   1901,   page  149." 

►LIBERTY  BILLINGS.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Saco,  Me.,  1823.     Unitarian  ministry.    Colleague,  Congrega 


1848] 

tional  Society,  Peterboro,  N.  H.,  October  27,  1848-October  27,  1850; 
First  Unitarian  Society,  Ware,  Mass.,  stated  supply,  January  1, 
1851-December  31,  1851;  Unitarian  Society,  Bridgeport,  Conn., 
1853-1854;  Second  Congregational  Society,  Qulncy,  111.,  Decem- 
ber 1,  1854-May  1,  1861;  Chaplain,  Fourth  Regiment,  Infantry, 
New  Hampshire  Volunteers,  July  29,  186'2-November  4,  1862;  U.  S. 
Colored  Troops   (33rd  U.  S.  C.  Infantry),  November  1,  1862-July 

9,  1863.  President  of  the  Senate  in  Florida;  Acting  Governor  of 
Florida.     Died,  Fernandina,  Fla.,  October  12,  1877. 

♦NATHANIEL  OTIS  CHAFFEE.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Wilbraham,  Mass.,  January  28,  1812.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Second  Congregational  Society,  Montague,  Mass.,  ordained  January 

10,  1849-1850;  First  Congregational  Society,  Brookfield,  1851-1852; 
First  Unitarian  Parish,  South  Natick,  April  2,  1852-April,  1853; 
First  Parish,  Brewster,  March  6,  1854-March  7,  1855;  First  Parish, 
Billerica,  1855-1857;  First  Parish  and  Religious  Society,  Bolton, 
April  1,  1861-August,  1862;  First  Universallst  Church,  Dixfleld, 
Me.,  1869-1871.     Died,  Auburn,  Me.,  August  15,  1892. 

•ALTIN  COBURN.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Westfield,  Vt.,  July  17,  1814.  Christian  connection.  Watklna, 
N.  Y.,  Mission  station;  Union  Springs,  Vernon;  Antloch  College, 
Principal,  Preparatory  Department,  1856-1857,  Died,  Unloa 
Springs,  N.  Y.,  April  30,  1902. 

*WILLIAM  GUSHING.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  HIngham,  Mass.,  1824.  Christian  connection.  Union  Springs, 
N.  Y.;  Searsburg;  Minister  at  large,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.    March,  1850. 

*ETAN  WILLIAM  HUMPHREY.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Handyssil,  Wales,  Great  Britain,  1818.  D.  D.  Christian 
connection.    Editor,  Herald  of  Gospel  Liberty.    Died. 

•THOMAS  SPENCER  LATHROP.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  West  Bridgewater,  Mass.,  March  4,  1822.  Unitarian  mln- 
try,  ordained,  1848.  Unitarian  Church,  Northumberland,  Pa.,  1848- 
1850.  Calais  Unitarian  Society,  Calais,  Me.,  1850-1856.  Town  Con- 
gregational Society,  Walpole,  N.  H.,  installed,  November  6,  1856- 
1858.  Universallst  ministry.  First  Universalist  Church,  Bridge- 
port, Conn.,  January  1,  1862-1864;  First  Universalist  Society  in 
North  Salem,  N.  Y.,  March  18,  1866.—  Died,  North  Salem,  N.  Y., 
March  20,  1900. 
*S'€e:    "American   Unitarian  Association.    Year  Book,   1901,   page  152." 


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►SAMUEL  M'KOWN.    8.    Graduate. 

Born  Jackson  Couuty,  W.  .Va.,  August  21,  1822.  Christian  connec- 
tion. Church  Hill,  O.,  1849-1857;  Portage,  1857-1859;  Carroll 
County,  1869-1870;  Middleton,  1870-1871;  Highland  Church,  1871- 
1872;  Westville,  1872-1882;  Portage  County,  1882-1884;  Berlin  and 
Venter,  1884-1885;  New  Alexandria,  1885-1886;  Danville,  1886- 
1887.     Died,  East  Fairfield,  O.,  October  7,  1907. 

>NOAH  MICHAEL.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Jefferson,  Md.,  1819.     Christian  connection. 


*Samnel  Bennett    1. 

Born,  Northwood,  N.  H.,  March  15,  1816.  Universalist  ministry. 
Universalist  Church,  North  Reading,  Mass.,  1842-1844;  Univer- 
salist Society  of  Brewster,  November  1844-Aprll  3,  1846,  Died, 
Shreveport,  La. 

*Irwln  Bullock.    2. 

Born,  1820.  Christian  connection.  Christian  churches,  Ark- 
wright,  N.  Y.,  October  1,  1854-September  30,  1855;  Dewittville; 
Marlon;  Christian  Church,  Newark,  October  1877-1885.  Died, 
Newark,  N.  Y..  April  16,  1900. 

•James  Elliott.    4. 

Born,  TjTone  County,  Ireland,  1822.  Christian  connection.  Chris- 
tian Church,  Sidney,  O.;  First  Christian  Church  of  Greenville, 
June  29,  1850-April  1,  1852.  Lawyer.  War  correspondent  Cincin- 
nati Gazette.    Died,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  1862. 

Isaac  TVarren  Ferris.    2. 

♦Silas  Orville  Fuller    2. 

Born  Liberty  Hill,  Ct.,  March  18,  1823.  Christian  ministry. 
Christian  Church,  Warnersville,  N.  Y.;  North  DIghton  Christian 
Church,  North  Dighton,  Mass.,  May  5,  1850  (ordained,  August  28, 
1850) -May,  1852;  Christian  Church,  Milford,  N.  J.,  June  1,  1852- July 
1,  1854;  Christian  Church,  Little  York,  N.  J.  Died,  Liberty  Hill, 
Ct.,  June  20,  1860. 

•See:  "Rev.  E.  W.  Humphreys.  Memoirs  of  Deceased  Christian  Ministers; 
or.  Brief  Sketches  of  the  Lives  and  Labors  of  975  Ministers  who  died  between  1793 
and  1880.     Dayton,  O.,  1880." 

Grove  K.  Godfrey.    1. 

Born,  1821. 


1849] 

^Benjamin  David  Himeboagh.    3. 

Born,  Hayfield,  Pa. 

*Samnel  Larned.    1. 

Born,  1824.     Unitarian  ministry. 

♦John  Lyon.    1. 

Born,  March  17,  1818.  Christian  connection.  Died,  Mlddleburjh, 
O.,  April  28,  1893. 

Smith  Norton.    2. 

Born,  Madison,  Me.,  April  18,  1824.  A.  B.,  Oberlin  College,  1855; 
Oherlin  Theological  Seminary,  1858.  Congregational  ministry, 
ordained,  Lebanon,  O.,  February  22,  1859.  First  Congregational 
Church,  Greenville,  111.,  November  1,  1859-November  1,  1860; 
Union  Congregational  Church  of  Churchill,  N.  Y.,  April,  ISGl- 
October,  1862;  Home  missionary,  Michigan  and  Indiana,  1862-1867; 
pastor,  East  Concord,  N.  H.,  October  10,  1867-November  1,  1868; 
Home  missionary,  Baraboo,  Wis.,  1869-1870;  Superintendent,  La- 
dies' College,  Evanston,  111.,  1871-1874;  pastor,  Bethlehem,  N.  H., 
February,  1880-February,  1882;  Pierre,  Dak.,  1882-1884;  general 
missionary,  Dakota,  1884-1885;  Wisconsin,  1889-1890;  the  First 
Congregational  Church  and  Society  of  Shoreham,  Vt.,  November 
30,  1890-November,  1893;  Newfane,  1895-1900.  Residence,  Oberlin, 
O.,  from  1900. 

1849. 

*EUEL  STEPHEN  DAYIS.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Oxford,  Mass.,  April  21,  1816.  Unlversalist  ministry. 
Preached  at  Leicester  and  Sherborn,  Mass.  Died,  Syracuse,  111., 
August  12,  1887. 

♦EGBERT  HASSALL.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Hanley,  Staffordshire,  England,  April  20,  1820.  Unitarian 
ministry,  ordained,  1844.  Colleague,  First  Congregational  Church 
of  the  Messiah,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  January  1,  1850-January  1,  1852; 
First  Parish,  Mendon,  Mass.,  April  1,  1852-January  27,  1856; 
First  Parish,  Haverhill.  April  1,  1856-April  3,  1858;  First  Unita- 
rian Society,  Keokuk,  Iowa,  September  1,  1863-Septemb6r  22,  1866. 
Died,  Keokuk,  Iowa,  September  27,  1900. 

BUSH  EHEES  SHIPPEN.    5.    Graduate. 

Born,  Meadville,  Pa.,  January  18,  1828.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Ordained  as  an  Evangelist  at  Meadville,  Pa.,  November  11,  1849. 


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First  Unitarian  Church,  Chicago,  111.,  November  13,  1849-July  1, 
1867;  supply.  Independent  Congregational  Church,  MeadviUe,  Pa., 
October,  1857-September  13,  1858;  Church  of  the  Unity,  Worcester, 
Mass.,  Installed,  December  22.  1858-July  31,  1871;  Secretary  of 
the  American  Unitarian  Association,  Boston,  June,  1871- 
Aprll  13.  1881;  All  Souls'  Church,  Washington.  D.  C,  installed, 
April  13,  1881-October  31,  1895;  Unity  Church,  Brockton,  Mass., 
Installed.  October  31,  1895-October  31,  1905.  Residence,  Brock- 
ton. Mass. 

♦CHARLES  SLiNSON  TAGGART.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Montreal.  Can..  October  31,  1821.  Unitarian  ministry.  Uni- 
tarian Society.  Albany,  N.  Y..  ordained,  July  31.  1849-April  30, 
1850;  ministerial  work,  Nashville.  Tenn.,  February  9,  1851-Feb- 
ruary  27,  1853;  Colleague,  Unitarian  Church,  Charleston  S.  C, 
June  19,  1853.— Died,  Charleston,  S.  C,  October  22,  1854. 
•See:  "Sermons  by  Charles  Manson  Taggart.  late  Colleague  Pastor  of  Unita- 
rian Church  in  Charleston,  S.  C.  with  a  memoir  by  John  H.  Heywood.  Boston: 
Crosby,   Nichols  &   Co..  1856." 

♦THOMAS  I^ISTON.    3.     Graduate. 

Born  Plymouth,  Mass..  August  30,  1821.  Unitarian  ministry.  Or- 
dained as  an  Evangelist,  Plymouth.  Mass.,  May  26.  1851.  First 
Congregational  Unitarian  Society.  Bernardston,  Mass.,  December, 
1850-April,  1852;  Northumberland,  Pa.,  November,  1852-1854;  the 
Congregational  Society,  New  Salem,  Mass..  November,  1854  (in- 
stalled, April  18,  1855)-1858;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Farmington, 
Me.,  November,  1859-October,  1863.  Congregational  Church  and 
Society  of  the  East  Precinct,  Barnstable,  Mass.,  April,  1864-1868; 
First  Parish  and  Religious  Society,  Warwick.  November  1,  1872- 
Aprll  1,  1878;  First  Parish,  Stowe,  November,  1878-March,  1885. 
Died,  Greenfield,  Mass.,  March  29,  1904. 

•See:    "American    Unitarian    Association.    Year   Book.  1904,    page  136." 


^Bnshton  Dashwood  Burr.    1. 

Born.  Haverhill.  Mass.,  February  16,  1828.  Graduate,  Harvard 
Divinity  School,  1852.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congregational 
Parish,  Medfield,  Mass.,  ordained,  January  12,  1853-October  4, 
1857;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Marietta,  O.,  October  11,  1857-1858; 
First  Congregational  Church,  Brookfleld,  Mass.,  November  18,  1858- 
April  11,  1862;  First  Congregational  Society,  Uxbridge,  November 
12,  1862-May  4,  1868;  First  Unitarian  Congregational  Society, 
Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  June  15,  1868-June  1,  1877;  First  Unitarian  Parish, 
Ayer,  Mass.,  April  1,   1880-January  1,  1882;    First  Church,  Dux- 


1850] 

bury,  November  1,  1882-October  25,  1885;  First  Presbyterian 
Church  (Unitarian)  of  Belfast,  Ireland,  January  5,  1890-Septeniber 
21,  1890.     Died,  Lohne,  Germany,  May  8,  1893. 

Henry  Lewis  Myrick.    1. 

Episcopalian  ministry.    Residence,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 

Charles  Stratton.    1 

Born,  1828. 

George  S.  Wait.    1. 

Born,  1830. 

1850. 

♦WILLIAM  BEADLET.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Methuen,  Mass.,  January  23,  1821.  Christian  connection. 
Ordained,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  1854.  Christian  Church,  New  York 
City,  N.  Y.,  1851;  Christian  Church,  Belvidere,  111.,  1854;  Christian 
Church,  Jackson,  Mich.;  Christian  Church,  Irvington,  N.  J.;  Lec- 
turer, Freedman's  National  Relief  Association,  1863;  Assistant 
Secretary,  Western  Sanitary  Commission,  March  11,  1864;  Chap- 
lain, 40th  Missouri  Volunteer  Regiment,  enlisted,  October  14,  1864- 
discharged,  August  8,  1865;  Children's  Mission  to  the  Children  of 
the  Destitute,  Boston,  Mass.  1869-1873;  pastor,  Union  for  Chris- 
tian Workers,  Boston,  1873-1893.  Residence,  Boston.  Died, 
Boston,  Mass.,  May  15,  1909. 

•See:    "The  Christian  Register,   May  27,  1909." 

♦BRYAN  JABEZ  BUTTS.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  1826.  Unitarian,  then  Christian  connection.  Unitarian 
Church,  Northumberland,  Pa.,  1850-1851.     Died. 

♦AMMIRUS  DAREOW.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Henrietta,  N.  Y.,  November  17,  1818.  Secular  occupation. 
Died,  Chicago,  111.,  April  24,  1904. 

♦WILLIAM  A.  FULLER,    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  1824.  Christian,  then  Unitarian  ministry.  Second  Congre- 
gational (Unitarian)  Church,  Quincy,  111.,  November,  1850-July 
1854;  First  Parish,  Barre,  Mass.,  January  3,  1855-April  1,  1859; 
First  Parish,  South  Scituate,  November  9,  1859-1864.  Teacher. 
Episcopalian  ministry. 


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*SAWTER  A.  HUTCHINSON.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Lyndboro,  N.  H.,  May  11,  1821.  Christian  connection.  Died, 
Unworth,  O.,  September  25,  1905, 

♦JOHN  ORRELL.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Bolton  England,  August  23,  1822.  Christian  connection. 
Ordained,  1851.  Christian  Church,  Flint,  Mich.;  First  Parish  in 
Sandwich,  Mass.,  October  1,  1857-October  1,  1861;  North  Christian 
Church,  New  Bedford,  1855-1857;  Christian  Church,  Providence, 
R.  I,  Superintendent  and  Instructor  at  James  Island  Free  School, 
1862-1863.     Died.  Flint,  Mich.,  August  4,  1876. 

*GEORGE  WASHINGTON  WEBSTER,    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Hooksett,  N.  H.,  June  12,  1823.  A.  B.,  Dartmouth  College, 
1842.  Unitarian  ministry.  Settled  at  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  ordained, 
1850;  First  Congregational  Society,  Bedford,  Mass.,  Installed, 
August  29,  1855-November  3,  1856;  served  In  the  arnry.  Died, 
Canterbury,  N.  H.,  February  17,  1872. 

*JOHN  McCarthy  mNDSOR.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  1824.  Episcopalian  ministry.  Ordained,  deacon,  January 
10,  1878.     Died.  November  24,  189e. 


James  Francis  Hicks.    2. 

Born,  Cazenovia,  N.  Y.,  May  9,  1825.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Congregational  Society,  Needham,  Mass.,  ordained,  July  14,  1852- 
January  2,  1853.    Residence,  New  York  State. 

1851. 

•HARVEY  DODDRIDGE  ANDRESS.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  July  29,  1826.    Christian,  then  Congregational  ministry. 

•AUSTIN  SCANNELL  DEAN.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Woodstock,  Ontario,  Canada,  October  14,  1824.  Christian 
connection.  Christian  Church,  Union  Springs,  N.  Y.,  1851;  As- 
sistant Treasurer,  Antioch  College;  Christian  Church,  Yellow 
Springs,  0.,  1854;  during  the  war,  was  on  staff  of  General 
Strong.     Died,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  July.  1863. 

♦MARTIN  GIT  DEAN.    8.    Graduate. 

Born.  Woodstock,  Ontario,  Canada,  October  14,  1828.  Christian 
connection.     Christian   Church,   Honeoye   Falls,  N.   Y.;    Christian 


1851] 

Church,  Rock  Stream;  Memphis  Christian  Church,  Memphis, 
April  1,  1876-March  25,  1877;  Christian  Church,  Omro,  Ont., 
Christian  Church,  Potterville,  Mich.;  Christian  Church,  Sedgwick, 
Kans.;  Christian  Church,  Chase;  Christian  Church,  Partridge; 
Christian  Church,  Bush  Centre ;  Christian  Church,  Plymouth,  Mass. 

*JEDEDIAH  ROBINSON  HOAG.     4.     Graduate. 

Born,  Millville,  N.  Y.,  August  26,  1822.  Christian  ministry.  "Re- 
ceived license  to  preach  in  1842.  Exhorted  and  evangelized  for 
six  years  before  entering  the  School."  Christian  connection,  or- 
dained at  session  of  New  York  Eastern  Conference,  Milan,  N.  Y., 
1844.  Christian  Church,  Schultzville,  N.  Y.,  1843;  Christian 
Church,  Berlin,  1845;  Christian  Church,  Day,  1846;  First  Chris- 
tian Church,  Conneaut,  Pa.,  March  5,  1848-March  18,  1849; 
Oshawa  Christian  Church,  Oshawa,  Can.,  July  26,  1851-October  21, 
1855;  Christian  Church,  Honeoye  Falls,  N.  Y.,  1854;  Christian 
Church,  Stafford,  1856;  Christian  Church  Morganville,  1858;  First 
Christian  Church  of  Clarendon,  N.  Y.  (Manning),  1860;  Christian 
Church,  Mogodore,  1861;  Christian  Church,  Freehold,  1863;  Chris- 
tian Church,  Red  Rock,  1865;  Christian  Church,  Warnersville,  1867; 
Christian  Church,  Linnville,  111.,  1868;  Christian  Church,  Rath- 
burn,  1869;  Christian  Church,  Flag  Center,  1871;  Christian  Church, 
Kilbuek,  1871;  Christian  Church,  Richfield,  O.,  1872;  Christian 
Church,  Sylvania,  1872;  Christian  Church,  Wabash,  Ind.,  1875; 
Collamer  Christian  Church,  Collamer,  September  1876-August, 
1880.     Died,  Wymore,  Neb.,  December  23,  1905. 

*GUSTAVUS  TASA  MAXHAM.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Pomfret,  Vt,  June  29,  1829.  Universalist  ministry,  ordained, 
1850.  Universalist  Church,  Erie,  Pa.,  1851;  First  Universalist  So- 
ciety of  Medford,  Mass.,  January  16,  1854-May  1,  1858;  First  Uni- 
versalist Society  in  New  Haven,  Conn.,  March  21,  1858-February 
14,  1867;  First  Universalist  Church  of  Stafford,  1864-1886.  Died, 
Monson,  Mass.,  March  10,  1890. 

♦THOBIAS  JAMES  MUMFOED.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  St.  Luke's  Parish,  Beaufort  District,  S.  C,  June  26,  1826. 
Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congregational  Unitarian  Society,  De- 
troit, Mich.,  ordained,  October  15,  1851-November,  1860;  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Marietta,  O.,  supply,  1860-August,  1862;  supply, 
Third  Congregational  Church,  Greenfield,  Mass.,  while  the  pastor 
was  absent  in  war,  1862-1864;  Third  Religious  Society,  Dorchester, 
installed,  March  2,  1864-March  2,  1872.     Editor,  Christian  Regls- 

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ter,  Boston,  January  1,  lS72-August  29,  1877.     Died,  Milton  Lower 

Mills,  August  29,  1877. 

*See:     "Life    and    Letters    of    Thomas    J.    Mutnford    with    Memorial    Tributes. 
Boston:    George   H.    Ellis:    1S79." 

WILLIAM  D.  POTTS.    2.     Graduate. 


•Andrew  Napoleon  Adams.    2. 

Born.  Fairhaven,  Vt.,  January  6,  1830.  Graduate,  Harvard 
Divinity  School,  1855.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congregational 
Society,  Needham,  Mass.,  June,  1855  (ordained,  November  21, 
1855)-June.  1857;  Universalist  ministry.  First  Universalist  So- 
ciety, Franklin,  January  1,  1858-June,  1860;  Castleton,  Vt.,  1867- 
1870.  Merchant  and  marble  producer,  Fairhaven,  "Vt.  Died,  Fair- 
haven,  Vt.,  March  13,  1905. 

♦Stephen  Barker.    1. 

Born,  Andover,  Mass..  January  14,  1829.  Graduate,  Harvard 
Divinity  School,  1856.  Unitarian  ministry.  Second  Congrega- 
tional Society,  Leominister,  Mass.,  ordained,  September  2,  1857- 
June  1,  1860;  Chaplain,  1st  Regiment,  Heavy  Artillery,  Massa- 
chusetts Volunteers,  July  5,  1861-July  8,  1864.  Died,  Northampton, 
Mass.,  October  19,  1893. 

*FItz  Henry  Bemis.    3. 

Born,  Sturbridge,  Mass.,  November  29,  1823.  Custodian,  Divinity 
Hall.     Died,  Meadville,  Pa.,  June  16,  1903. 

£Uas  C.  Benham.    1. 

Born,  1829. 

♦William  Travis  Clarke.    1. 

Born,  Walpole,  Mass.,  October  1,  1828.  Unitarian  ministry.  South. 
Parish,  South  Hingham,  Mass.,  ordained,  June  27,  1855-March, 
1859;  First  Parish,  Haverhill,  April  14,  1859-October  1,  1861;  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Chelsea,  November  1,  1862-October  29,  1865. 
Editor,  Christian  Inquirer  (later  Liberal  Christian),  New  York, 
N.  Y.,  1865-1869.  Fourth  Unitarian  Society,  New  York,  N.  Y., 
spring  1868-1878.    Died,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  December  18,  1883. 

Thomas  J.  Connaty.    1. 

Born,  1827. 

♦Tyler  H.  Gamsby.    1. 

Born,  1826.    Christian  connection. 
Abraham  W.  Sowle.    1. 

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1852. 

*EDWAED  H.  CHESNEY.    4.    Graduate. 

*COURTLAND  TAEDLET  DeN0RMAJO)IE.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Falsington,  Pa.,  February  16,  1827.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Ecclesiastical  Society,  Brooklyn,  Conn.  July  11,  1852  (or- 
dained, December  1,  1852)-September  1,  1856;  Washington  Street 
Christian  Church  (Unitarian  Society  of  Fairhaven),  Fairhaven, 
Mass.,  September  10,  1856-April  1,  1869;  First  Unitarian  Society, 
Laconia,  N.  H.,  April  1869-October  1,  1872;  First  Congregational 
Parish,  Kingston,  Mass.,  Installed,  October  9,  1872.  Died,  Kings- 
ton, Mass.,  February  25,  1910. 

*See:    "American   Unitarian   Association.    Year   Book,   1910,   page  155." 

*BURROUGHS  SHERTVOOD  FANTON.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Pawling,  N.  Y.  August  7,  1819.  Christian  ministry.  Before 
entering  the  school.  Christian  Church,  Danbury,  Conn.;  Chris- 
tian Church,  Union  Mills,  N.  Y.,  ordained,  March  4,  1846,  after 
graduation;  supply,  Christian  Church,  Glove,  N.  Y.,  six  months; 
Christian  Church,  Fall  River,  Mass.,  1853;  Christian  Church, 
Portsmouth,  N.  H.,  1855;  Unitarian  Church,  Trenton,  N.  Y.,  1857; 
Christian  Church,  Union  Springs,  N.  Y.,  1861-1863;  Unitarian 
Church,  Fitzwilliam,  N.  H.,  supply,  winter,  1863-1864;  Christian 
Church,  Lubec,  Me.,  1872;  Ldttleton,  Mass.,  supply,  October,  1874- 
July,  1875;  Christian  Church,  Schultzville,  N.  Y..  April,  1876'-April, 
1878;  Christian  Church,  Danbury,  Conn.,  April,  1878-April,  1883; 
Christian  Church  of  East  Hounsfield,  N.  Y.,  April  7,  1883-April 
:5,  1891;  Christian  Church,  Plainsville,  N.  Y.,  1891-1894.  Castile, 
3^.  Y.     Died,  Castile,  N.  Y.,  September  27,  1899. 

BATID  HUSTON  JOHNSON.    3.    Graduate. 
Christian  connection. 

DAVID  EDMUND  MILLARD.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  West  Bloomfield,  N.  Y.,  March  16,  1829.  D.  D.,  Defiance 
College,  1905.  Christian  connection.  Supply,  Franklin  Street 
Christian  Church,  Fall  River,  Mass.,  July  10,  1852  (ordained,  De- 
cember 9,  1852)-March  31,  1853;  Christian  Church,  West  Bloom- 
field,  N.  Y.,  April  6,  1853-April  6,  1854;  North  Church  (Christian), 
New  Bedford,  Mass.,  May  10,  1854-November  10,  1855;  Christian 
Church,  West  Bloomfield,  N.  Y.,  November  10,  1855-December  20, 
1857;  Christian  Church,  Marshall,  Mich.,  December  25,  1857-March 
31,  1865;  Military  Agent,  Washington,  D.  C,  1865-1866;  Christian 

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Church,  Jackson,  January  10,  1866-April  10,  1872;  Christian 
Church,  Marshall,  April  1,  1872-May  1,  1874;  Christian  Church, 
Belding,  October  15,  1874-May  1,  1878;  Christian  Church,  East 
Jackson,  July  1,  1880-August  31,  1881;  Christian  Church,  Mar- 
shall, October  1,  1881-September  15,  1885;  Christian  Church, 
Belding,  October  1,  1885-October  1,  1888.  Associate  Editor, 
"Herald  of  Gospel  Liberty,"  1855-1856.    Residence,  Portland,  Mich. 


Oldeon  M.  Allen.    1. 

Born,  1826.    Christian  ministry. 

William  Xelson  Cupswell.    1. 
R,  B.  Gaines.    1. 
Albert  Parker.    1. 

♦James  G.  Portman.    1. 

Ordained,  Christian  ministry.  Died,  Marshall,  Mich.,  July  17, 
1883. 

♦Joseph  D.  Eobertson.    2. 

1853. 

•WILLIIM  BELLER,    8.     Graduate. 

Born,  Lebanon,  O.,  September  12,  1821.  Christian  connection. 
Christian  Church,  Lee-Sewardsville,  O.,  October,  1856-1859;  Chris- 
tian Church,  Genntown,  3  years;  Chambersburg,  1  year.  Died, 
Columbus,  O.,  March   18,  1909. 

♦CHARLES  BUGBEE.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Pomfret,  Vt.,  September  20,  1831.  Christian  connection. 
Christian  Church,  Portsmouth,  R,  I.,  ordained,  1853;  Christian 
Church,  Eastport,  Me.,  1854-1861;  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Parish,  Ashby,  Mass.,  November  1,  1861. — Died,  Ashby,  Mass., 
July  7,   1865. 

WILLIAM  D'ARCT  HALEY.    2.    Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congregational  Society,  Alton,  111., 
1853-1856;  Unitarian  Society,  Washington,  D.  C,  1858-February 
5,  1861. 

♦THOMAS  M^VRTiy  M'WHINNEY.    8.     Graduate. 

Born,  Pueblo  County,  O.,  November  16,  1823.     D.  D.,  Union  Chris- 

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tian  College,  1878;  KL.  D.,  Union  Christian  College  and  Defiance 
College,  1900.  Christian  connection.  Christian  Church,  Enon, 
O.,  1854-1859;  Christian  Church,  Richmond,  Ind.,  1860-1861;  re- 
cruited a  regiment.  Chaplain,  57th  Indiana  Volunteers;  Christian 
Church,  Providence,  R.  I.,  1865-1867;  Christian  Church,  Franklin, 
O.,  1868-1877;  Editor,  Herald  of  Gospel  Liberty,  1877-1880;  St. 
Paul  Church,  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  1881-1883;  non-resident  pro- 
fessor of  Applied  Psychology  in  Antioch  College,  Union  Chris- 
tian College  and  Biblical  Institute;  Chancellor,  Defiance  College, 
Defiance.  O.     Died,  Yellow  Springs,  O.,  July  1,  1909. 

*AL]ffANZA  SAJVFORD  EYDEB,    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  September  15,  1828.  Unitarian  ministry.  Unitarian  Church, 
Cannelton,  Ind.,  1855;  First  Congregational  Society,  Hubbardston, 
Mass.,  ordained,  June  20,  1855-D6cemb6r  1,  1860;  Washington 
Village  Chapel,  South  Boston,  April  1,  1861-October  1,  1868.  Died, 
Jacksonville,  Fla.,  September  10,  1869. 

♦ALANSON  ANDERSON  SPENCER    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Western,  N.  Y.,  July  4,  1830.  Ordained,  Unitarian 
ministry,  1854.  Liberal  Christian  Church,  Monroe,  O.,  1853-1855; 
Independent  Society,  Koro,  Wis.,  fall,  1855-fall,  1863;  County 
School  Superintendent,  Green  Lake  Co.,  Wis.,  1867-1879;  Edu- 
cator, Wisconsin,  1879-1890;  Montana  Industrial  School,  Ramona 
Ranch,  Blakely,  Mont.,  Superintendent,  1890-June  30,  1907. 
Died,  Pacific  Grove,  Cal.,  October  16,  1906. 

*See:    "The   Christian   Register,   November  15,   1896,  page  1282." 

♦BENJAMIN  FRANCIS  STAMM.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Washington ville.  Pa.,  June  10,  1819.  Janesville,  Wis.,  1853; 
Missionary  work,  Iowa,  1854;  Minister  at  large,  Detroit,  Mich., 
1885;  Educational  work.  Died,  Detroit,  Michj,  November  24, 
1893. 


♦Jackson  Nelson  Seller.    2. 

Born,  June  16,  1830.     Carriage  maker.     Died,  Lebanon,  O.,  June 
8,  1877. 

Silas  R.  EendaU.    1. 

George  Niederer,    1. 

Austin  A.  Qulgley.    2. 

George  W.  S  eager.    1. 

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*HE?iET  BENNETT  BURGESS.    8.    Graduate. 

Christian  connection.     Died,  Bement,  111.,  1876. 

•See:  "Rev.  E.  \V.  Humphreys.  Memoirs  of  Deceased  Christian  Ministers; 
or.  Brief  Sketches  of  the  Lives  and  Labors  of  975  Ministers  who  died  between  1793 
and   1880.     Dayton,  O.,  1S«0." 

♦LORENZO  CONLT  KELSEY.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Whiting,  Vt.,  July  18,  1824.  Christian  ministry.  Unitarian 
ministry.  Unitarian  church,  Dixon,  111.,  1854  (installed,  April  9, 
1856);  124th  Illinois  Volunteer  Infantry,  August  14,  1862-August 
15,  1865;  liberal  Society,  La  Porte,  O.,  1866'-1868;  Elyrla,  O., 
dentist  and  city  clerk.     Died,  Elyrla,  O.,  June  6,  1895. 

♦TYLER  CALYIN  MOCLTON.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  1826.  Unitarian  ministry.  Independent  Congregational 
Church,  Austlnburg,  O.,  ordained,  September  6,  1854-1859;  Chris- 
tian ministry.  North  Christian  Church,  New  Bedford,  Mass.,  March 
28,  1859-September  18,  1868;  Christian  Church,  Franklin,  O.  Died, 
Franklin,  O..  1870. 

♦JOHN  MURRAY.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Lanton,  Scotland,  November  22,  1822.  Unitarian  ministry, 
ordained,  1855.  Rockford  Unitarian  Society,  Rockford,  111.,  1855- 
1858;  First  Congregational  Church,  Northfield,  Mass.,  February 
2,  1859-December  25,  1864;  Unitarian  Society,  Houlton,  Me.,  1867- 
1869;  The  Old  Meeting,  Illminster,  England,  November  30,  1874- 
December  31,  1878.  Died,  Illminster,  England,  May  15,  1886. 

•See:    "The  Universalist  Register,  1S68,  pp.  74,  75," 

♦DET>1TT  CLINTON  ODANIELS.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Starkey,  N.  Y.,  March  14,  1828.  Universalist  ministry. 
First  Universalist  Society  of  Westminster,  Mass.,  1854-1856;  First 
Universalist  Church,  Branchport,  N.  Y.,  1862-1864;  Universalist 
Church,  Frewsburg,  1865-1866;  Universalist  Church,  Athol,  Mass., 
Universalist  Church,  Richmond,  N.  H.  Died,  Westminster,  MasB., 
February  5,  1867. 

•See:     "The   Christian   Register,  1868,   pp.   74,  75." 

C.  C   RICHARDSON.    8.    Graduate. 
Born,   1822.     Christian  connection. 

♦CHARLES  RITTER,    1.    Graduate. 

Born,  1820.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian  Church.  Toledo, 
O.,  Installed,  May   24,  1857;    Town  Congregational   Society,  Wal- 

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pole,  N.  H.,  November  3,  1858;  Episcopalian  ministry,  ordained, 
Deacon,  January  4,  1863.     Died,  March  25.  1882. 

♦WILLIAM  GEORGE  SCANDLIN.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Portsmouth,  England,  February  16,  1828.  Unitarian  min- 
istry. Hanover  Street  Mission,  Boston,  Mass.  (Benevolent  Fra- 
ternity of  Churches),  November,  1854  (ordained,  minister  at 
large,  Hollis  Street  Church),  January  14,  1855;  First  Congrega- 
tional Church,  Grafton,  Mass.,  installed,  June  23,  1858-March  17, 
1871;  Chaplain,  Fifteenth  Massachusetts  Volunteer  Infantry, 
August  5,  1861-August  12,  1862;  United  States  Sanitary  Com- 
mission.    Died,  Grafton,  Mass.,  March  17,   1871. 

*CARLTOX  ALBERT  STAPLES.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Mendon,  Mass.,  March  30,  1827.  Unitarian  ministry.  Inde- 
pendent Congregational  Church,  Meadville,  Pa.,  ordained,  July 
2,  1854-March,  1857;  Church  of  the  Messiah,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  col- 
league, March,  1857-October,  1861;  Chaplain,  Bissell's  Regiment 
of  the  West,  Engineers,  Missouri,  Volunteers,  September  16,  1861- 
June  6,  1862;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  June  29, 
1862-February  28,  1868;  Third  Unitarian  Church,  Chicago,  111., 
and  Western  Secretary,  American  Unitarian  Association,  1868- 
November,  1872;  First  Congregational  Church,  Providence,  R.  I., 
November,  1872-May,  1881;  First  Congregational  Society,  Lexing- 
ton, Mass.,  October,  installed,  October  31,  1888.—  Died,  Lexington, 
Mass.,  August  30,  1904. 

*See:     "The  Voice  of  the  Parish.     First  Congregational  Society   (Unitarian),  of 
Lexington,  Mass.,  July  3,  1904." 

*IfAHOR  AUGUSTUS  STAPLES.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Mendon,  Mass.,  August  24,  1830.     Unitarian  minstry.    First 

Congregational    Society,    Lexington,   Mass.;    ordained,    September 

20,    1854-October   27,    1850;    First   Unitarian    Society,    Milwaukee, 

Wis.,  December  28,  1856- July  10,  1861;  Chaplain,  Sixth  Regiment, 

Wisconsin   Volunteers,   July   10,   1861-November   5,   1861;    Second 

Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  October,  1861 

(installed,  November  26,  1861).—  Died,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  February 

5,  1864. 

•See:     "Way,    Truth,    and    Life,    Sermons   by    Nahor   Augustus    Staples,    with   a 
sketch  of  his  life,  by  John  W.  Chad  wick,  Boston:     William  V.  Spencer,  1870." 

GEORGE  GARDNER  WITHINGTON.    3     Graduate. 

Born,  Bolton,  Mass.,  July  26,  1831.  Unitarian  ministry.  Mis- 
sionary work  for  the  Western  Conference,  one  year.  Unitarian 
Church,  Hiilsboro,  111.,  ordained,  October  16,  1855-July,  1857;  Con- 

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gregatlonal  Parish,  Easton,  Mass.,  June  19,  1858-November,  1871. 
Residence,  North  Easton,  Mass, 


Horace  H.  Hnnn.    2. 

Civil  War.  April  11,  1864-Aprll  7,  1866. 

Dandn  Kendall. 

•EdT^ln  Livingston  Lamb. 

Born,  Calais,  Me.,  April  14,  1835.  Died,  Calais,  Me.,  November 
19,  1855. 

George  H.  Mandell.    1. 

Z.  SiMTry.    1. 

Sherman  David  Underwood.    1. 

Born,  1834. 

Onstarns  Badolphns  Whltrldge.    1. 

1855. 

•WILLIAM  CR.4IG.    2.  Graduate. 

Born,  Sterlingshire,  Scotland,  l\Iarch  7,  1816.  Cumberland  Pres- 
byterian ministry.  Local  preacher.  Died,  Meadville,  Pa.,  De- 
cember 1,  1863. 

»EUGE>E  De>ORMA>'DIE.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  January  3,  1832.  Unitarian  ministry. 
F^rst  Congregational  Society,  Littleton,  Mass.,  ordained,  Feb- 
ruary 5,  1857-January  1,  1864;  Second  Parish,  Marlborough, 
Mass.,  September,  1865  (installed,  October  19,  1866) -September, 
186^;  South  Parish,  Charlestown,  N.  H.,  July  1,  1871-April  1, 
1876;  First  Congregational  Church,  Sherborn,  Mass.,  September, 
1876-September,  1890;  Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Dan- 
vers.  May,  1890. —    Died,  Danvers,  Mass.,  March  4,  1904. 

•See:    "American   Unitarian   Association.    Year   Book,   1904,   page  129." 

ASA  A.  LA  SOX.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  1828.  Christian  connection.  Thirteen  churches,  mainly  In 
New  York  State. 

J.  C.  Clark.    2. 

Born,  1828. 

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Alyero  A.  Crocker.    2. 

Born,  1826.    Christian  connection. 

Henry  B.  Johnson.    1. 

Born,  1829. 

DaTid  E.  Keeling.    1. 

Born,  1830. 

Jeremiah  Elngsley.    1. 

Born.  1829. 

Samnel  Benss.    1. 

Born,  Pesth,  Hungary,  1827?  Teacher.  Edited  "Arbeiter 
Blaetter."    Died,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  March  16,  1880. 

1856. 

*IEA  BAILEY.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  1825.  Christian  connection.  Providence,  R.  I.;  Unitarian 
ministry.  First  Congregational  Society,  West  Bridgewater, 
Mass.,  June  14,  1857  (ordained,  1858)-April  1,  1860;  First  Con- 
gregational Society,  Fltzwilliam,  N.  H.,  Installed,  May  3,  1866- 
1869.     Died,  Athol,  Mass.,  July  15,  1884. 

•HIRAM  CLARKE  DUGANNE.    i.    Graduate. 

Born,  Franklin  Township,  Pa.,  November  27,  1830.  Christian 
connection.  Supply,  Calais  Unitarian  Society,  Calais,  Me.,  Oc- 
tober, 1856'- April,  1857;  ordained,  Christian  Church,  Lubec,  Me., 
November  1,  1857-1861?;  preached  in  connection  with  the  New 
England  Christian  Institute  (now  Proctor  Academy),  1860-1862?; 
preached  at  Franklin,  N.  H.,  three  years;  Unitarian  ministry; 
Union  Society,  Hudson,  Mass.,  January  3,  1865-April  8,  1867;  mis- 
sionary work  for  the  American  Unitarian  Association,  in  New 
Jersey,  1867-1869?;  supply,  First  Parish,  Stow,  Mass.,  December 
1,  1867-April  1,  1868;  Minister-at-large,  Lowell,  July  1,  1870- 
Died,  Lowell,  Mass.,  June  14,  1885. 

♦TROWBRIDGE  BRIGHAM  FORBUSH.    8.    Graduate. 

Bom,  Westborough,  Mass.,  January  15,  1832.  Unitarian  min^ 
istry.  First  Congregational  Church  and  Society,  Northboro, 
Mass.,  associate  pastor,  ordained,  January  1,  1857- July  1,  1863; 
First  Congregational  Parish,  West  Roxbury,  July  1,  1863-May  1, 
1868;  Church  of  the  Unity,  Cleveland,  O.,  March  17,  1868-June, 
1876;     Superintendent    Chicago    Athenaeum,    Chicago,    111.,    May, 

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1876-1880;  First  Congregational  Unitarian  Society,  Detroit,  Mich., 
May  1,  1880-1886;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  May 
1,  1886-October  1,  1889;  American  Unitarian  Association,  Western 
Superintendent,  October  1,  1889-Septem,ber  30,  1896;  Unitarian 
Society  of  Memphis,  Tenn,  1896. —  Died,  Memphis,  January  6, 
1898. 

MORGAN  PACKARD     8.    Graduate. 
Wesleyan  Methodist. 

♦HENRY  YOUNG  RUSH.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Randolph  County,  N.  C,  August  25,  1835.  Christian  con- 
nection. Christian  Church,  Eaton,  O.,  1  year;  supply,  Troy,  1 
year;  Cove  Spring  Christian  Church,  Cove  Spring,  December  24, 
1859-August  24,  1862;  Civil  War,  110th  Regiment,  Ohio  Volunteer 
Infantry,  August  15,  1862-October  6,  1863;  Lost  Creek  Christian 
Church,  Lost  Creek,  September  4,  1860-August  31,  1866;  Trotwood 
Christian  Church,  Trotwood,  May  12,  186'4-August  31,  1878; 
Shlloh  Springs  Christian  Church,  Shiloh,  September  1,  1875- 
August  31,  1898;  Christian  Church,  Franklin,  10  years;  Christian 
Church,  Milton,  2  years.     Died,  West  Milton,  April  18,  1905. 


Edward  Hney.    1. 

Born,  1830. 

*Wllllam  Graves  Keen.    1. 

Born,   1826.    Christian  ministry. 

*John  Wesley  Nlles.    2. 

Born,   1832. 

Horace  Ray  Perry.    2. 

Born,  1829. 


Charles  William  Bntler. 

Born,  1827. 


1857. 


1858. 


^EDWARD  BARKER.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  England,  1823.     Unitarian  ministry.     First  Parish  Church, 
Dover,  Mass.,  settled  as  colleague,   ordained,   December   8,   1858- 

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1860;  South  Parish,  Charlestown,  N.  H.,  1861?;  Chaplain.  40th 
Regiment,  Massachusetts  Infantry,  November  5,  1864-June  16, 
1865;  educational  work  in  the  South;  County  Judge,  at  Ocala, 
Marion  County,  Fla.     Died,  Pensacola,  Fla.,  1875. 

JOHN  DICKSON.    2.    Graduate. 
Born,  1825.     Teacher. 

*SAMUEL  BENJAMIN  FLAGG.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Grafton,  Mass.,  August  6,  1828.  A.  B.,  Brown  University, 
1850;  M.  D.,  Berkshire  Medical  School,  1854.  Unitarian  ministry, 
ordained,  Grafton,  Mass.,  October  26,  1858.  First  Unitarian 
Church,  Kalamazoo,  Mich,  (now  People's  Church),  Spring,  1858- 
November  13,  1864;  First  Parish,  Waltham,  Mass.,  May  18,  1865- 
January  3,  1869;  First  Church  of  Christ,  Sandwich,  supply,  Oc- 
tober 24,  1869-May  7,  1871;  Congregational  Unitarian  Society, 
Bernardston,  April  20,  1873-April,  1884;  First  Congregational  So- 
ciety, Bridgewater,  January  1,  1885-June,  1885;  Grace  Chapel, 
Marshfield,  May  1,  1887-1891;  First  Universalist  Church  of  Dix- 
field  Village,  Me.,  1891-1892;  First  Church  of  Christ,  Sandwich, 
Mass.,  February  1,  1893-February  1,  1898.  Died,  Grafton,  Mass., 
November  16,  1900. 

*See:    "American   Unitarian   Association.    Year   Book,   1901,   page  151." 

*CALEB  BATES  JOSSELTN.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Pembroke,  Mass.,  March  4,  1831.  Unitarian  ministry.  In- 
dependent Congregational  Church,  Austinburg,  O.,  6  months; 
First  Congregational  Society,  Lunenburg,  Mass.,  ordained,  Octo- 
ber 7,  1859-1860;  Unitarian  Church  at  Maiden,  1860-1863.  Died, 
Maiden,  Mass.,  June  15,  1876. 

JOSEPH  FOSTER  LOTERING.     1.     Graduate, 

Born,  Kingston,  Mass.,  August  18,  1835.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Twelfth  Congregational  Society,  Boston,  Mass.,  ordained,  June  17, 
1860-June  1,  1862;  Second  Unitarian  Parish,  Portland,  Me.,  July 
2,  1862-November  23,  1863;  Chaplain,  17th  Regiment,  Maine 
Volunteers,  November  10,  1863-June  4,  1865;  Second  Congrega- 
tional Society,  Unitarian,  Concord,  N.  H.,  February  27,  1866-July  31, 
1874;  First  Parish,  Watertown,  Mass.,  May  9,  1875-April,  1878;  Con- 
gregational ministry.  First  Church  (Old  South),  Worcester,  May 
5,  1880-May  21,  1890;  Broadway  Congregational  Church,  Somer- 
ville,  August  1,  1891-August  1,  1893;  Chaplain,  Soldiers'  Home  iii 
Massachusetts,  Chelsea,  January,  1908. — 

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JOHN  CONEAD  MYERS.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Hof,  Bavaria,  Germany,  June  14,  1833.  Congregational 
ministry,  ordained  at  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  January  11,  1860. 
Supply,  at  Eastmanville,  Mich.;  EJditor,  Eastmanville  "Times," 
1859;  Congregational  Church,  Brady  (now  Vicksburg),  April  15, 
1860-May  15,  1862;  First  Congregational  Church,  Saugatuck,  May 
15,  1862-April  1.  1867;  First  Congregational  Church,  La  Salle,  111., 
January  8,  1869-June  15,  1878;  First  Congregational  Church  of 
Toulon,  July  1.  1878-April  1,  1883;  Congregational  Church, 
Naperville,  April  1,  1883-June  1,  1892;  Congregational  Church, 
Downer's  Grove,  1892-1896;  First  Congregational  Church,  Beards- 
town,  February  3,  1896-April  30,  1899;  Congregational  Church, 
Grldley,  1901-1909;  Congregational  Church,  McLean,  1909-1910. 
Residence.  Peoria,  111.,  1910.— 

A,  M.  PENDLETON.    8.    Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry.  Liberal  Christian  Church,  East  Wilton, 
N.  H.,  March,  1869-August,  1875.  First  Unitarian  Society,  Milford, 
November,  1878-July,  1888.     Residence,  Milford,  N.  H. 

♦DANIEL  SMITH  CLAEK  MANCHESTER  POTTER.    1.    Graduate. 

Born,  Pompey,  N.  Y.,  June  24.  1819.  A.  B.,  Norwich  University. 
1845;  A.  M.,  1848;  D.  D.,  1884.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Con- 
gregational Society,  West  Bridgewater,  Mass.,  ordained  and  in- 
stalled, May  8,  1861-March,  1863;  Congregational  Parish,  Norton, 
May  17,  1863-July  1,  1869;  Episcopalian  ministry,  ?  Eureka 
Springs.  Ark.,  1887;  Morrilton,  Ark.,  1889.  Died,  Morrilton.  Ark., 
October  8,  1896. 

♦WILLIAM  BURRITT  SMITH.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Grafton,  Mass.,  December  9.  1831.  Graduate,  Harvard 
Divinity  School,  1859.  Unitarian  ministry.  Unitarian  Society, 
Fall  River,  Mass..  ordained,  January  12.  1860-September  30.  1863; 
First  Parish.  Walpole.  October  5.  1865-February  8,  1874.  Died, 
Grafton,  Mass.,  June  17,  1886. 

♦SAMUEL  D.  WORDEN.    4.    Graduate. 


Anthony  D.  Byles.    1. 

Born,  1831. 


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1859. 

♦GELBERT  CUMMINGS.    S.    Graduate. 

Born,  September  5,  1825.  Unitarian  ministry.  Ordained,  Divinity 
Hall,  Meadville,  Pa.,  October  20,  1859;  Austinburg,  O.,  1860; 
First  Congregational  Society,  Westboro,  Mass.,  installed,  January 
3,  1861-September  15,  1863.  Died,  Westboro,  Mass.,  September 
1,  1873. 

EDWAED  BAXTER  FAIRCHILD.    S.    Graduate. 

Born,  Sunderland,  Mass.,  September  15,  1835.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Congregational  Society,  Sterling,  Mass.,  ordained,  January 
19,  1860-1864;  Chaplain,  34th  Regiment,  Massachusetts,  July, 
1862-1863;  First  Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Whately,  1866- 
1868;  Independent  Christian  Church,  Stoneham,  January,  1868- 
June,  1878;  Christian  Union  Church,  Reading,  April  26,  1869- 
March,   1878.     Residence,   Shirley,  Mass. 

♦CHARLES  BRACE  FERRY.     3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Moscow,  N.  Y.,  April  11,  1832.  Unitarian  ministry.  The 
Congregational  Church,  Peterboro,  N.  H.,  ordained  June  14,  1860- 
November  30,  1869;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Manchester,  installed, 
December  9,  1869-July  1,  1874;  Second  Congregational  Church, 
Northampton,  Mass.,  June  25,  1874-October  1,  1882.  Died,  North- 
ampton,  Mass.,  January  15,   1890. 

JOHIf  GEORGE  BOWEN  HEATH,    1.    Graduate. 

Born,  Tremont,  Me.,  1828.  M.  A.,  University  of  the  City  of  New 
York,  1877;  Episcopalian  ministry,  ordained  deacon.  Churches, 
Quincy,  Mass.;  Fitchburg;  Easton,  Pa.;  in  the  service  of  the 
Protestant  Episcopal  City  Mission  of  New  York,  25  years.  Resi- 
dence, 64  Jane  Street,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 

ORRIIf  TERTIUS  WYMAN.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Millville,  N.  Y.,  August  25,  1836.  Christian  connection,  or- 
dained, DeWittville,  N.  Y.,  May,  1862.  First  Christian  Church, 
Conneaut,  O.,  June  1,  1862-'October  3,  1874;  South  Westerlo, 
N.  Y.,  October,  1874-October,  1876;  First  Christian  Chur&h,  Con- 
neaut, O.,  October,  1876-April  1,  1883;  Christian  Church,  De- 
Wittville, N.  Y.,  April,  1883-June,  1889;  Christian  Church,  New- 
ark, June,  1889-April,  1891;  Christian  Church,  DeWittville,  April, 
1891- April,  1892;  Christian  Church,  East  Springfield,  Pa.,  April, 
1892-October,  1893;   Christian  Church,  West  Shelby,  N.  Y.,  May, 


[1860 

1896-Aprll.    1897;    Congregational   Church,   Sinclalrvllle,   January, 
1910.— 


♦Richard  Colemnn.    2. 

Born,  Dublin,  Ireland,  circa  1821.  Graduate,  Harvard  Divinity 
School,  1865.  Universalist  ministry.  Universalist  Church,  Co- 
lumbus, N.  Y.,  1860-1861;  thirst  Universalist  Church,  Bridge- 
water,  1861-1862;  ordained,  Poolville,  June  5,  1862.  Unitarian 
ministry.  First  Parish,  Mendon,  Mass.,  September  1,  1866-Feb- 
ruary,  1868;  First  Congregational  Church  and  Society,  Wilton, 
N.  H.,  February  8,  186-8-April  1,  1870.    Died,  England,  1870. 

James  W.  Fuller.    2. 

1860. 


ALYIN  M.  ALLEN.    4.    Graduate. 
Teacher;    in  Civil  war. 


*LETI  WOODBURY  HAM.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Oromocto,  N.  B.  Christian  connection,  ordained,  1860. 
Springfield,  N.  H.,  July  4,  1860;  Mason  Center,  May  16,  1861; 
Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congregational  Church  and  Society, 
Wilton,  N.  H.,  May,  1863-May,  1864;?  First  Congregational  Church, 
Rowe,  Mass.,  May,  1865-1867. 

HIRAM  J>ORTON.    4.    Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congregational  Church,  Rowe,  Mass., 
1861    (ordained,  April  14,  1863)-1864.     Delton,  Wis.,  1866-1870. 

*ABNER  E.  ROSE.    8. 

Died,  Williamsfield,  O.,  May  25.  1907. 

LITINGSTON  STONE.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  October  21,  1835.  Unitarian  ministry. 
South  Parish,  Charlestown,  N.  H.,  June,  1863  (ordained,  June  1, 
1864)-June  1,  1868.  Deputy  United  States  Fish  Commissioner, 
1872-1884.     Residence,  Edgewood  Park,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

WALTER  WILSON.     8.    Graduate. 

Born.  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  March  17,  1832.  Unitarian  ministry.  Uni- 
tarian Church,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  1860  (ordained,  January  2,  1862)- 
1865;  Chaplain,  117th  U  .S.  Colored  Infantry,  April  10,  1866- 
August  13,  1867.    Denver  &  Rio  Grande  Railroad,  Denver,  Col. 

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Hiram  Alyln  Eeed.    1. 

Unitarian  ministry.    Ordained,  1860. 

Peter  G.  Thurber.    1. 

Mark  Wilson.    1. 

Born,    Penn     Township,    Allegheny    County,    Pa.,    July    9,    1835. 


Farmer,  Venango,  Pa. 


1861, 


HENET  HERVET  BARBER.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Wlarwick,  Mass.,  December  30,  1835.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Congregational  Parish,  Harvard,  Mass.,  ordained,  October 
24,  1861-December  1,  1866;  First  Congregational  Society,  Somer- 
ville,  December  1,  1866-October  1,  1884;  Editor,  Unitarian  Re- 
view, 1875-1884;  Independent  Congregational  Church,  Meadville, 
Pa.,  September  1,  1885-August  1,  1890;  Professor,  Meadville  Theo- 
logical School,  September,  1884;  Professor  Emeritus,  1904 — 

*JOHN  BROUGHTON  BEACH.    2.    Graduata 

Born,  Bloomfield,  N.  Y.,  October  16,  1825.  A.  B.,  Oberlin  College, 
1846;  A.  M.,  1850.  Unitarian  ministry.  Independent  Congrega- 
tional Church,  Austinburg,  O.,  1862  (ordained,  June  21,  1863)- 
May,  1865;  First  Parish,  Barre,  Mass.,  November  9,  1865-March 
27,  1869;  Liberal  Christian  Society,  Bricksburg,  N.  J.,  1869-1876. 
Died,  Kellogsville,  O.,  May  12,  1886. 

♦EDWARD  CLARENCE  LLEWELLYN  BROWNE.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  April  22,  1833.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Congregational  Society,  Hubbardston,  Mass.,  July,  1861- July,  1863; 
First  Parish  and  Religious  Society,  Bolton,  ordained,  April  22, 
1863-November  30,  1869;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Keokuk,  Iowa, 
April  25,  1871-May  3,  1874;  Unitarian  Church,  Charleston,  S.  C, 
February  6,  1876-July  31,  1889;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Pomona, 
Cali.,  September,  1889-September,  1890.  Died,  Pomona,  Call.,  Jan- 
uary 30,  1892. 

WILLIAM  LADD  CHAFFIN.     4.     Graduate. 

Born,  Oxford,  Me.,  August  16,  1837.  58th  Regiment,  Pennsylvania 
Militia,  July-September,  1863.  Unitarian  ministry.  Second  Uni- 
tarian Society,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  September,  1862  (ordained,  Oc- 
tober 17,  1862)-October  1,  1865;  Unity  Church,  North  Easton, 
Mass.,  January  1,  1868. —  Senior  minister,  1905 — "The  longest 
settled  Unitarian  minister  now  in  active  service." 

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♦JEFFERSON  MYERS  FOX.    2.     Graduate. 

Born,  Pottsville,  Pa.,  December  5,  1831.  A.  B.,  Geneva  College. 
Unitarian  ministry.  Reformed  Christian  Church,  Trenton,  N.  Y., 
ordained,  October  7,  1862-March  15,  1867;  First  Congregational 
Parish  (now.  The  First  Congregational  Unitarian  Church),  Har- 
vard, Mass.,  iMarch  27,  1867-November  18,  1869.  Teacher,  Starkey 
Seminary,  Eddytown,  N.  Y.,  1870-1871.     Died,  Eddytowu,  N.  Y. 

♦JOHN  BREJTNER  GREEN.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  Fochabers,  Scotland,  July  18,  1833.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Congregational  Church,  Bernardston,  Mass.;  ordained,  Feb- 
ruary 5,  1862-July  1,  1864;  First  Congregational  Society,  Leo- 
minster, August  3,  1864-May,  1867;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Chel- 
sea, June  19,  1867-1876;  Colleague  Pastor,  Church  of  the  Mes- 
siah, Montreal,  Can.,  February  13,  1876-September  1,  1879;  Uni- 
tarian Congregational  Society,  Brattleboro,  Vt.,  September  (in- 
stalled, September  17,  1879)-May,  1882;  in  the  service  of  the 
American  Unitarian  Association  and  the  Christian  Register,  1882- 
January,  1884;  Church  of  the  Messiah,  Louisville,  Ky.,  January  1, 
1884-December  10,  1885;  First  Parish.  Gloucester,  Mass.,  June, 
1885  (installed,  September  23,  1885) -October,  1890;  Parmenter 
Street  Chapel  (Benevolent  Fraternity  of  Churches),  Boston,  Oc- 
tober, 1890-April,  1892;  Christian  Union  Church,  Reading,  April 
7,  1892-September  30,  1895;  Church  of  the  Messiah,  St.  John,  N  B., 
1895-1897;  Church  of  Our  Father,  Newburgh,  N.  Y.,  September, 
1898.—  Died,  Newburgh,  N.  Y.,  April  6,  1905. 
*Se€:    "American   Unitarian   Association.    Year   Book,   1905,   page  138." 

ROBERT  MOORE.    1.    Graduate. 

Born,  New  Castle,  Pa.,  June  19,  1838.  A.  B.,  Miami  University. 
1858.  A.  M.  Ibid.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  Detroit,  Mich., 
1862.  First  Unitarian  Church,  Keokuk,  Iowa,  September  1,  1861- 
June  24,  1863.     Consulting  Engineer,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

*JAMES  HENRY  WIGGIN.    1.    Graduate. 

Born,  Boston,  Mass.,  May  14,  1836.  Unitarian  ministry.  Second 
Congregational  Society,  Montague,  Mass.,  August  4,  1861  (or- 
dained, Springfield,  Mass.,  November  6,  1862)-April,  1863;  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Lawrence,  installed,  November  30,  1864-De- 
cember  1,  1865;  Second  Congregational  Unitarian  Society,  Marble- 
head,  January,  1866  (installed,  March  11,  1866)-  September  1, 
1867;  First  Congregational  Parish,  Medfield,  September  1,  1867- 
February  23,  1873;  Second  Parish,  Marlborough,  installed,  March 
2,  1873-July,  1875;  Editor,  Liberal  Christian,  July  1,  1875-October 

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1,  1875;  supply,  Second  Congregational  Society,  East  Marshfield, 
November  1,  1876-April  30,  1877;  supply,  Bowen  Memorial  Chapel, 
Tiverton,  R.  I.,  April  1,  1877-April,  1878;  supply.  First  Unitarian 
Society,  Chelsea,  Mass.,  April  1,  1878-April  15,  1880;  supply.  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Revere,  April,  1880-April,  1881;  Literary  and 
dramatic  work,  Boston.     Died,  Boston,  Mass.,  November  3,  1900. 

*S'ee:    "American    Unitarian  Association.    Year   Book,   1901,   page  153." 


James  Haggerty.    1. 

♦Wales  Belcher  Thayer.    1. 

Born,  Randolph,  Mass.,  May  13,  1835.  Unitarian  ministry.  Sup- 
ply, Second  Congregational  Society,  East  Marshfield,  Mass.,  Jan- 
uary 1,  1862  (ordained  August  6,  1862)-November  16,  1862;  First 
Congregational  Society,  West  Bridgewater,  September,  1863- 
Maroh,  1864  ?;  Fond-du-Lac,  Wis.,  1864-1865?  Died,  Randolph, 
Mass.,  February  7,  1890. 

1862. 

CHARLES  WENTWORTH  BUCK.    2.     Graduate. 

Born,  Hampden,  Me.,  August  19,  1833.  A.B.,  Amherst  College,  1855. 
Unitarian  ministry.  Supply,  First  Parish  Plymouth,  Mass.,  March- 
August,  1863;  ordained,  Hollis  Street  Church,  Boston,  December  14, 
1862;  Unitarian  Society,  Fall  River,  installed,  December  31,  1863- 
June  30,  1868;  Park  Street  Church,  Portland,  Me.  December,  1868- 
1879.    Residence,  Belmont,  Mass. 

GEORGE  LEONARD  CHANEY.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Salem,  Mass.,  December  24,  1836.  A.B.,  Harvard  College, 
1859.  Unitarian  ministry.  Hollis  Street  Church,  Boston,  Mass. 
ordained,  October  5,  1862-September  30,  1877;  supply,  Cambridge, 
1878-1879;  Church  of  Our  Father,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  1882-1890;  American 
Unitarian  Association,  Superintendent  for  the  South,  1890-1896. 
Residence,  Salem  Mass. 

♦JOSEPH  KINNEY.    8.    Graduate. 

♦WILLIAM  TAIT  PHELAN.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Shemogue,  N.  B.,  July  30,  1832.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Parish,  Mendon,  Mass.,  ordained,  June  10,  1863-April  29,  1866;  First 
Parish,  Ashby,  MaJ^  1866-May,  1868;  Preble  Chapel,  Portland,  Me., 
January  1,  1869-November  30,  1904;  Pastor  Emeritus,  November  30, 
1904.—     Died,  Portland,  Me.,  June  5,  1910. 

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•GEORGE  STETSON  SHAW.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Bristol,  R.  I.,  April  8  1837.  Unitarian  ministry.  Ordained  at 
Meadville,  Pa.,  November  9,  1862;  Chaplain,  State  PenitentlaTy, 
Jefferson  City,  Mo.,  November,  1862-October,  1865;  Cbaplain,  U.  S. 
135th  Colored  Troops  April  28,  1865-November  2,  1865;  Sheboy- 
gan, Wis..  March  26,  1865-May  1,  1867;  First  Parish,  Ashby,  Mass., 
July  18,  1868-Died,  Ashby.  Mass.,  February  1,  1909. 

•See:     "American    Unitarian    Association.     Year    Book,    1909,    page   167." 

ABRAHAM  WiiLTER  STEVENS.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Barre,  Mass.  January  22,  1834.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Manchester,  N.  H.,  September  21,  1862  (ordained, 
November  5,  1862) — October  1,  1865;  Lee  Street  Church,  Cam- 
bridgeport,  Mass.,  installed  November  26,  1865-September  1,  1870. 
Chief  proof-reader  and  literary  adviser,  University  Press,  Cam- 
bridge, 1870-1896.    Residence,  Hartford,  Conn. 

THOMAS  TICKERS.    4.    Graduate.     B.  D.    (1881) 

Born,  Otley,  Yorkshire,  England,  October  12,  1835.  Unitarian  min- 
istry. Ordained,  Church  of  the  Unity,  Boston,  Mass.,  August  18, 
1862.  University  of  Heidelberg  Germany,  and  Univerity  of  Zurich, 
Switzerland,  1862-1866;  First  Congregational  Church,  Cincinnati, 
O.,  January  1,  1867-April  1,  1874;  Chief  Librarian  of  the  Public 
Library,  Cincinnati,  O.,  1874-1879;  Rector  and  President  of  the 
University  of  Cincinnati,  O.,  November,  1877-June,  1884;  Professor 
of  History,  1878-1884;  Professor  of  German,  1873-1874;  literary 
work  in  Cincinnati,  1885-1888;  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Ports- 
mouth, O.,  1888-1901;  same,  in  Mansfield,  O.,  1901-1902.  Residence 
Montgomery,  Ala.,  since  1903. 


George  L.  Broivn.    1. 

Mlbert  Boel  Yorsc.    1. 

Born,  Lewisburg,  Pa.,  November  27,  1831.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Supply,  Lewisburg,  Pa.,  1862;  supply.  First  Parish  in  Sandwich, 
Mass.,  June  1,  1863-June  1,  1864;  First  Congregational  Society, 
Littleton,  ordained  and  installed,  June  8,  1864-June  30,  1869;  First 
Congregational  Society.  Needham,  March  14,  1870-April  8,  1871; 
Unitarian  Society,  Wellesley  Hills,  May  5,  1871.— Died,  Wellesley 
Hills,  January  21,  1899. 
•Sec:     "American    Unitarian    Association.    Year   Book.   1900,    page  172." 

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1863. 

♦FEANCIS  ELLINGWOOD  ABBOT.    1.    Graduate. 

Born,  Boston,  Mass.,  November  6,  1836.  A.B.,  Harvard  College,  1859; 
Ph.D.  and  A.M.,  1881.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian  Society 
of  Christians,  Dover,  N.  H.,  ordained,  August  31,  1864-April  1,  1868; 
Independent  Religious  Society,  Dover,  April  1,  186'8-October  1,  1868; 
Independent  Religious  Society,  Toledo,  0.,  September  1,  1869-March 
16,  1873;  Editor,  "The  Index";  Editor,  Teacher,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Died,  Beverly,  Mass.,  October  22,  1903. 

GEORGE  BATCHELOR.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Southbury,  Conn.,  July  3,  1836.  A.B.,  Harvard  College,  1866; 
A.M.,  1870.  Unitarian  ministry.  Barton  Square  Society,  Salem, 
Mass.,  ordained,  October  3,  1866-October,  1882;  Unity  Church,  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  October  1,  1882-October,  1885;  First  Unitarian  Society, 

*  Lowell,  February  1,  1889-June  1,  1895;  American  Unitarian  Asso- 
ciation, Boston,  Secretary,  November,  1894- January,  1898;  Editor, 
Christian  Register,  Boston,  January,  1898—. 

*STEPHEJf  HENRY  CAMP.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Windsor,  Conn.,  May  29,  1837.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained 
at  the  Independent  Congregational  (Unitarian)  Church,  Meadville, 
Pa.,  June  25,  1863.  Chaplain,  82nd  United  States  Colored  Infantry, 
October  29,  1863-May  12,  1864.  First  Unitarian  Church,  Toledo, 
O.,  September  1,  1864  (installed,  October  26,  1864)-June  15,  1869; 
Third  Congregational  Society,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  June  20,  1869  (in- 
stalled, October  6,  1869) -died.  South  Woodstock,  Conn.,  July  30, 
1897. 

*See:     "Memorial   to    Stephen    H.    Camp,    Minister    of    Unity    Church,   1869-1897. 
Brooklyn,   N.  Y." 

*EVERETT  FINLET.    3.     Graduate. 

Born,  1836.  Unitarian  ministry.  Free  Congregational  Society, 
Bloomington,  111.,  October  19,  1863-November,  1864;  Second  Congre- 
gational Society,  Leicester,  Mass.,  February  3,  1867-Died,  Leicester, 
Mass.,  February  12,  1869. 

ALLEN  ORRIN  FULLER    2.    Graduate. 
Christian  connection. 


♦James  Baker  Moore.    1. 

Unitarian   ministry.     First   Unitarian   Society,   Lawrence,   Mass., 

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ordained,  September  19,  1866-January  1,  1872.  Died,  Southampton, 
England,  July  31,  1872. 

Henry  J.  Muiisou.    1. 

Lewis  Pjper.    1. 

>'atlianael  SeaTer.    2. 

Born,  Boston,  Mass.,  April  21,  1836.  Graduate,  Harvard  Divinity 
School,  1864.  United  States  Sanitary  Commission,  Au^st,  1864-De- 
cember  20.  1864.  Unitarian  ministry.  Town  Congregational  Society, 
Walpole,  N.  H.,  ordained.  November  23,  1865-May  13,  ISee';  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Davenport,  la.,  November  8,  1868- (installed,  Feb- 
ruary 9,  1870)-November  8,  1873;  Third  Unitarian  Society,  Dor- 
chester, Mass.,  February,  installed,  May  28,  1874-September  1,  1875; 
Congregational  Unitarian  Society,  Melrose,  September  3,  1876-Sep- 
tember  4,  1881;  First  Parish,  Scituate,  December  1,  1881-May  2, 
1886;  First  Parish,  Templeton,  December,  1886-(installed,  January 
11,  1887)-November  27,  1892;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Millbury,  De- 
cember 1,  l892-(installed,  February  1,  1893)-Sept6mber  6,  1896;  Sec- 
ond Congregational  Society,  Leicester,  February  18,  1894-February 
11,  1900;  Unity  Church,  Pittsfield,  March  4,  1900-March  31,  1904. 
Residence,  Scituate,  Mass. 

1864. 

CHARLES  ADAMS  ALLEN.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  North  Andover,  Mass.,  August  17,  1837.  A.B.,  Harvard  Col- 
lege, 1858.  Unitarian  ministry.  Church  of  the  Messiah,  Montpelier, 
Vt,  October  9,  1864-(ordained,  March  1,  1865)-September  19,  1869; 
First  Congregational  Society,  Westboro,  Mass.,  November  17,  1872- 
March  28,  1875;  First  Unitarian  Society  of  Christians,  Dover,  N.  H., 
September  5,  1875-March  30,  1879;  Unitarian  Society  in  Brunswick, 
Me.,  installed,  April  25,  1879-September  25,  1881;  First  Congrega- 
tional Unitarian  Church,  New  Orleans,  La.,  October  23,  1881-July 
18,  1888;  First  Congregational  Society,  Needham,  Mass.,  November 
3,  1889-May  28,  1893;  First  Congregational  Society,  Bridgewater, 
September  3,  1893-September,  1901;  Unitarian  Society,  Waverly, 
September  1,  1901.— 

♦WTLLI.VM  URADBIRY  BFXTON.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Woodstock,  Conn.,  1840.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congre- 
gational Church  and  Society,  Wilton,  N.  H.,  November  13,  1864, 
(ordained,  December  21,  1864)-November  15,  1867;  Second  Congr&- 

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gational  Unitarian  Society,  Marblehead,  Mass.,  installed,  August  9, 
1868-November  1,  1871.    Died,  Concord,  N.  H.,  May  18,  1879. 

*CHARLES  HERBERT  ELLIS.     4.    Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry.  Ordained,  186'4.  First  Unitarian  Society, 
Bloomington,  111.,  1864-1865;  Salem,  O.,  Independent  Society,  1865- 
1877, 

*AARON  PORTER.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Danvers,  Mass.,  August  10,  1826.  Christian  connection.  First 
Christian  Church  of  Somerset,  Mass.,  June  24,  1860,  (ordained,  No- 

-  vember  20,  1860) -June  23,  1861;  Christian  Church,  Lewisburg,  Pa., 

-  1864-May,  1865;  Unitarian  ministry.  Northumberland  Unitarian 
Church,  Northumberland,  Pa.,  June,  1865-1868;  Universalist  min- 
istry. Gibson  Universalist  Church,  Gibson,  Pa.,  May  9,  1869-Sep- 
tember  12,  1870;  Universalist  Church  and  Society,  Mankato,  Minn.; 
First  Parish,  (Unitarian),  Mendon,  Mass.,  May  6,  1883-March  29, 
1885;  Orthodox  ministry.  Congregational  Church  and  South  Con- 
gregational Society,  Grafton,  Vt,  installed,  February  3,  1886-Feb- 
ruary  1,  1888;    Second  Congregational  of  Alstead,  East  Alstead, 

'  N.  H.,  June  5,  1892-November  26,  1893.  Died,  Danvers,  Mass.,  No- 
vember 1,  1905. 

*See:     "Congregational    Year  Book,   1906." 


Dnane  Tinton  Bowen.    1. 

,  Born,  South  Ostelie,  N.  Y.,  July  23,  1840.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Congregational  (Unitarian)  Society,  Chelmsford,  Mass.,  September 
29,  1872,  (ordained,  October  22,  1872,)-September  1,  1874;  Liberal 
,  Christian  Society,  Farmington,  Me.,  April,  1874-April,  1876;  First 
Congregational  Society,  Castine,  March,  1876-September,  1878; 
Swedenborgian  ministry.  Ordained,  New  Jerusalem  Church,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.,  April  8,  1880;  charge  of  societies  in  Abington,  Boston, 
Salem,  Springfield,  Fall  River;  14  years  at  Los  Angeles,  San  Diego, 
San   Francisco;     in   charge   of    New   Jerusalem   Society  in  Cam- 

.•  'bridge,  Mass.     Residence,  Winthrop,  Mass. 

William  Harrison  Dewell.    1. 
James  Edward  Sonle.    2. 
William  Alexander  Wilson.    2. 


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SAMUEL  JUDD  DICKSON.    2.    Graduate. 

Unlversalist  ministry.  Churches  at  Plainfield.  111.;  St.  Paul's  Unl- 
versalist,  Tidloute,  Pa.,  1868-1869. 

TIMOTHY  HAKOLD  EDDOWES.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Mlddletown,  Dela.,  May  7,  1837.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Christian  Congregation  (now  First  Unitarian  Society),  Geneva, 
111.,  September  3,  1865  (ordained,  November  28,  1865) -November 
29,  1870;  First  Congregational  Society,  Littleton,  Mass.,  April, 
1871-March,  1872;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Farmington,  Me.,  De- 
cember, 1873-March,  1874;  First  Christian  Congregation  (now 
First  Unitarian  Society),  Geneva,  111.,  Pastor  Emeritus,  November 
18,  1906.     Residence,  Geneva.  111.,  1875.— 

*ABRAM  ADAMS  ROBERTS.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Goffstown,  N.  H.,  July  4,  1831.  Unitarian  ministry.  Free 
Congregational  Society,  Baraboo,  Wis.,  October,  1865  (ordained, 
February  13,  1866) -October,  1868.  Residence,  Baraboo,  Wis.  Died, 
Baraboo,  Wis.,  February  1,  1910. 

•See:    "American    Unitarian   Association.    Year   Book,   1910,    page   160." 

*GEORGE  FREDERICK  WHITFIELD.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  Hamilton,  Canada,  November  30,  1832.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Ordained,  1866.  Fort  Atkinson,  Wis.,  1865-1868;  Physician.  Died, 
Mokelumme,  Hill.  Cali.,  September  5,  1892. 


•John  Hager  Boardman.    1. 
George  Edmnnd  Campbell.    1. 
Kimball  Farmer.    1. 

A.  M.  Goodno^.    1, 

Simeon  Sldler  Newhouse.    8.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Lisbon,  O.,  February  15,  1842.  Christian  connection;  or- 
dained, Mount  Vernon,  0.,  1862.  D.  D.,  Defiance  College,  1905. 
Mt.  Pleasant  Christian  Church,  Felicity,  O.,  and  Christian  Church, 
Feesburg  (half  time  in  each  place)  October  1,  1865-October  1, 
1883;  Editor,  "The  Christian  Pulpit,"  Dayton,  O.;  Christian 
Church,  Jamestown,  October  1,  1883-October  1,  1890;  First  Chris- 
tian Church,  Piqua,  October  1,  1890-October  1.  1897;  Christian 
Temple,   Marion,    Ind.,   October    1,    1897-February    1,    1903;    First 

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Christian  Church,  Lima,  O.,  October  1,  1904-October  1,  1908 ;  Fran- 
cis A.  Palmer  Professor  of  New  Testament  Literature  and  Homi- 
letics.  Christian  Biblical  Institute,  Defiance,  O.,  June,  1908. — 

♦Samnel  Kussel  Priest. 

Born.  London,  England,  December  29,  1836.  Graduate,  Harvard 
Divinity  School,  1868.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congregational 
Society,  Uxbridge,  Mass.,  ordained,  January  20,  1869-January  2, 
1871;  First  Congregational  Society,  Littleton,  January  1,  1873- 
August  1,  1874;  First  Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Athol, 
December  13,  1874-July  1,  1876.  Died,  Maiden,  Mass.,  February 
22,  1907. 

Eben  Wliitman.    3. 

Frederic  Spalding  Witter.    1. 

1866. 

*EDWARD  TVELSON  HATHAWAY.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Freetown,  Mass.,  November  1,  1842.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Ordained  at  the  Fourteenth  Annual  Conference  of  Western  Unita- 
rian Churches,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  June  24,  1866.  First  Unitarian 
Society,  Marietta,  O.,  September,  1866-1867;  Princeton,  111.,  March, 
1867-August,  1868.     Died,  Fall  River,  Mass,  May  9,  1SS9. 

*GEORGE  HERBERT  HOSMER,    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  May  14,  1839.  Unitarian  ministry.  Ordained 
at  session  of  Connecticut  Valley  Conference,  Greenfield,  Mass., 
January  16,  1867;  First  Congregational  Society,  Bridgewater,  in- 
stalled, December  17,  1868-December,  1878;  East  Church,  Salem, 
January  1,  1879-January,  1886;  Church  of  the  Unity,  Neponset, 
January  1,  1877.     Died,  Neponset,  Mass.,  August  1,  1897. 

*See:     "American   Unitarian   Association.    Year   Book,   1900,   page  170." 

GEORGE  HENRY  YOUNG.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Slatersville,  R.  I.,  March  14,  1841.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Parish  in  Westford,  Mass.,  ordained,  October  25,  1866-April 
1,  1872;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Troy,  N.  Y.,  1872-1876;  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Santa  Barbara,  Cal.,  1876-1879;  First  Unitarian 
Parish  in  Woburn,  installed,  November  19,  1879-January  1,  1884; 
New  South  Free  Church,  Boston,  1884-1891;  First  Unitarian  So- 
ciety, Lawrence,  September  13,  1891  (installed,  October  22,  1891)- 
September  9,  1900.    Residence,  Dedham,  Mass. 

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Alfred  Franklin  raldwfll.    1. 
WelUnjrton  Earl.    1. 
♦Charles  Fuller.    1. 
Martin  Van  Buren  Stephens.    1. 

1867. 

DATID  CROXTJf.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Medina,  N.  Y.,  February  27,  1839.  A.  B.,  Antioch  College. 
Unitarian  ministry.  Second  Congregational  Society,  Montague, 
Mass.,  ordained  at  Brattleboro  Vt.,  May  12.  1868-1873;  Unity  Con- 
gregational Society,  San  Jose,  Cali.,  1873-1877;  The  Unitarian 
Society,  San  Diego,  1877-1887.     Residence,  Bernardston,  Mass. 

JOHN  CANNON  SOIXE.    4.    Graduate. 

Ordained,  Evangelist  at  the  anniversary  exercises  of  the  Mead- 
ville  Theological  School,  June  19,  1867.    Christian  connection. 

JOHN  BROWN  THOMPSON.    4.    Graduate. 

Ordained  as  an  Evangelist  at  the  anniversary  exercises  of  the 
Meadville  Theological  School  June  19,  1867.  Universalist  min- 
istry. 


"John  B.  Baldnin.     1. 
.\lvin  Froeninu  Bailey.    2. 

Born,  Winchester,  III.,  May  25,  1840.  Twenty-third  N.  Y.  Infantry, 
April  19,  1861-June  13,  1862;  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Christian 
Church  and  Society,  Union  Springs.  N.  Y.,  settled,  July  27,  1867, 
(ordained,  October  24,  1867)-May  25,  1869;  Independent  Church, 
Canastota,  December  12,  1869-December  12,  1874;  First  Unitarian 
Society,  Indianapolis,  Ind..  March  1,  1875-June  30,  1878;  First 
Parish,  Barre,  Mass.,  April  1,  1879  (installed.  May  7,  1879) ;  Pastor 
Emeritus,   September   30,   1908.— 

Jasper  Lewis  Douthlt.    3.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  ShelbjTille,  111.,  October  10,  1834.  Ordained  at  session  of 
Western  Conference.  Detroit.  Mich.,  June  22,  1862.  Unitarian 
ministry.  Unitarian  Church,  Princeton,  111.,  July  6-September,  1867; 
Missionary  preacher  in  Southern  Illinois,  1868-date;  Shelbyville, 
111..  First  Congregational  Unitarian  Church.  1876-1910;  Jordan 
Unitarian    Church,    1896-date;      publisher  and  editor,  "Our  Best 

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Words,"  Shelbyville,  1880-1910;  Pounder  and  manager,  Lithla 
Springs  Chautauqua,  1891-1910.    Residence,  Shelbyville,  111. 

*See:  "Jasper  Douthit's  Story,  The  Autobiography  of  a  Pioneer,  with  an  intro- 
duction by  Jenkin  Lloyd  Jones  and  Robert  CoUyer,  Boston:  American  Unitarian 
Association :    1909." 

Henri  Allen  ElUs.    1. 

♦Joseph  Comstock  Jones.    2. 

Died,  Chicago,  III.,  April  14,  1897. 

John  Francis  Locke.    1. 

Born,  Boston,  Mass.,  March  27,  1844.  Thirty-ninth  Massachusetts 
Volunteers,  August  12,  1862-May  26,  1865.  Graduate,  Harvard 
Divinity  School,  1870.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Parish,  Stowe, 
Mass.,  ordained  and  installed,  December  22,  1870-April  1,  1872; 
Boston  Young  Men's  Christian  Union,  Boston,  Mass.,  March  15, 
1872-November  31,  1876;  First  Congregational  Society,  Castine, 
Me.,  April  1,  1879- June  1,  1893;  First  Unitarian  Church,  Wolf- 
borough,  N.  H.,  June  1,  1893-August  1,  1894.  Boston  Public 
Library,  Boston,  Mass..  December  10,  1894. — 

John  Jennings  Moreland.    L 

James  Fee  Sloan.    1. 

Campbellite  preacher. 
Charies  William  Wendte.    1. 

Born,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  11,  1844.  D.  D.,  University  of  Geneva, 
1909.  Graduate  Harvard  Divinity  School,  1869.  Unitarian  min- 
istry. Fourth  Unitarian  Church,  Chicago,  111.,  ordained,  October 
31,  1869-November  7,  1875 ;  First  Congregational  Unitarian  Church, 
Cincinnati,  O.,  January  19,  1876-April  16,  1882;  Channing  Memo- 
rial Church,  Newport,  R.  I.,  July  2,  1882-November  1,  1885; 
American  Unitarian  Association,  Superintendent,  Pacific  Coast, 
February  1,  1886-1889;  June  7,  1893-1896;  First  Unitarian  Church, 
Oakland,  Call.,  October  30,  1886-November  28,  1897;  First  Unita- 
rian Church,  Los  Angeles,  December  3,  1897-August  1,  1898;  New- 
ton Centre  Unitarian  Society,  Newton  Centre,  Mass.,  November  1, 
1899-July  1,  1901;  Secretary,  International  Council  of  Unitarian 
and  other  Liberal  Religious  Thinkers  and  Workers,  1900-date; 
Theodore  Parker  Memorial,  Boston  August  1,  1901-October  8, 
1905;  First  Parish  of  Brighton,  December  1,  1905- July  1,  1908; 
Secretary  of  Foreign  Relations,  American  Unitarian  Association, 
January  1.  1906.— 

♦Warren  Tonng.    1. 

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1868. 

LAFAYETTE  BUSHNELL.     1.    Graduate. 

EDWARD  HU>TIN«TON  DANFORTH.    4.    Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian  Church,  Sheffield,  111.,  in- 
stalled and  ordained  (?)  1868-Summer,  18&9;  Unity  Church,  St. 
Joseph,  Mo.,  1871;  White  River  Agency,  Colo.  Indian  Agent,  1875- 
1878.     Residence,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 

•HENET  DANA  DIX.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Groton,  Mass.,  January  16,  1838.  Unitarian  ministry.  Or- 
dained, Sudbury,  Mass.,  December,  1870.  First  Congregational 
Church  and  Society,  Wilton,  N.  H.,  July,  1882- April,  1885;  First 
Parish  Church,  Pembroke,  Mass.,  April  1,  1885- July  1,  1887; 
Christian  Church,  North  Dighton,  1873-1874.  Died,  Weymouth, 
I^Iass.,  February  22.  1904. 
•See:     ".Vmerican    Unitarian   Association.    Year   Book,   1904,    page   130." 

*NATHAMEL  CHURCHILL  EARL.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Murray,  Ontario,  Canada,  December  22,  1832.  Christian 
connection.  Ordained,  September  16,  1855.  Churches  at  Mariposa, 
Northfield,  Canada;  Mundy,  Clayton,  Sciota,  Byron,  Mich.;  Calu- 
met, Ind. ;  Highland,  111.;  Leonidas,  Leroy,  Homer,  Brandon  and 
Davison,  Mich.;  Waterford,  Pa.,  1865-1866;  Union,  1867;  after 
graduation.  Christian  Church,  Scugog,  Ont,  October  1,  1868-De- 
cember  31,  1868;  Free  Christian  Mission,  Montreal,  Can.,  May  1 
1869-November  1,  1870;Universalist  Church,  Corunna,  Mich., 
January-May,  1872;  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian  Church, 
Hobart,  Ind.,  July,  1881-December  1881;  Carlisle,  S.  D.,  1884-1885; 
The  Union  Church,  Gilmanton,  Wis.,  January,  1886-April  1,  1889; 
Unitarian  Society,  Chippewa  Falls,  Wis.,  May,  1889-October,  1889; 
General  missionary  work  \Vestern  Conference,  October  1,  1889- 
October  1,  1891.  Died,  Alma,  Mich.,  August  27,  1907. 
*S'ee:    "American   Unitarian    Association.    Year   Book,   1908,   page   145." 

EDWARD  AUGUSTUS  HORTOX.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Springfield,  Mass.,  September  28.  1843.  A.  M.,  University 
of  Michigan,  1880.  Civil  War,  United  States  Navy.  Gunboat 
Seneca,  August,  1862-November,  1863.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Congregational  Society,  Leominster,  Mass..  ordained  October  1, 
1868-September  1,  1875;  First  Parish,  Hingham,  April  24,  1877- 
May  1,  1880;  Second  Church,  Boston,  May  1,  1880-February  28, 
1892;  Unitarian  Sunday  School  Society,  President.  1882- June,  1910; 
President  and  Executive,  1892-June  1910.   Residence,  Boston.  Masa. 

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ISAAC  FRAJfCIS  PORTEK,    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Wenham,  Mass.,  June  29,  1839.  P.  B.,  Madison  University. 
Unitarian  ministry.  First  Liberal  Christian  Society,  Princeton, 
111.  (ordained,  December,  1868)-August,  1869;  Tlie  Congregational 
Church,  Peterboro,  N.  H.,  February  1,  1870-August  1,  1872;  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Chicopee,  Mass.,  November  1,  1872-August  1, 
1881;  First  Congregational  Society,  Petersham,  April  1,  1882-May  1, 
1886;  First  Congregational  Church.  Bolton,  May  1,  1886-May  1, 
1888,  and  First  Unitarian  Society,  Berlin,  May  1,  1886-January  1, 
1888;  Independent  Congregational  Church,  Presque  Isle,  Me., 
March  1,  1890- June  1,  1892;  First  Congregational  Church,  Bolton, 
Mass.,  supply,  June  1,  1892-May  1,  1893;  First  Congregational 
Society,  Littleton,  May  1,  1893-August  1,  1898;  First  Congrega- 
tional Society,  Shirley,  supply,  June,  1900-March,  1901;  Independ- 
ent Christian  Society,  Bath,  N.  Y.,  installed,  August  15, 1901-October 
1,  1903;  First  Congregational  Church,  Sherhorn,  Mass.,  October 
1,  1903—. 

PAUL  WALD.     1.     Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry.  Liberal  German  Church,  Columbus,  Wis., 
ordained,  1868—. 


"George  P.  Barnes.    1. 

*Oscar  Clute.    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Bethlehem,  N.  Y.,  March  11,  1837.  M.  S.,  Michigan  State 
Agricultural  College;  Instructor  in  Mathematics,  1865-1867;  Uni- 
tarian ministry.  First  Congregational  Society,  Vineland,  N.  J.,  or- 
dained, February  20,  1868-1873;  Newark;  First  Unitarian  Society, 
Keokuk,  Iowa,  January  1,  1875-October  1,  1878;  All  Souls'  Church, 
Iowa  City,  1878-1888;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Pomona,  Call.,  1888- 
1889;  Michigan  State  Agricultural  College,  Director  of  Experi- 
ment Station,  1889-1893;  President,  August  30,  1889-1893;  Presi- 
dent, Florida  Agricultural  College,  September  1,  1893-August,  1897. 
Died,  Los  Angeles,  January  27,  1902. 

*See:    "American   Unitarian  Association.    Year    Book,   1902,    page   153." 

David  R.  Fox.    1. 
Arthur  Gore.    1. 

Dnncan  Greenleaf  Ingraham.    2. 

Born,  Orange,  N.  J.,  April  10,  1838.  Unitarian  ministry  First 
Unitarian   Christian   Church,  Ripon,  Wis.,  ordained,   February  5, 

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1868-1869;  Unity  Church,  Santa  Cruz,  Call.,  Spring,  1870-Spring- 
1871. 

♦Charles  Tabor  Irish.    2. 

Born,  Providence,  R.  I.,  1843.  Graduate,  Boston  School  for  the 
ministry,  1869.  Unitarian  ministry.  Ordained,  Church  of  the 
Unity,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  20,  1869.  Unitarian  Congregational 
Society,  Sturbridge,  May,  1869-February  7,  1871;  First  Congrega- 
tional Church  and  Society,  Nortaboro,  1873-1875;  First  Parish  in 
Sandwich,  Mass.,  September  1.  1876-September  1,  1877.  Died, 
Barre,  Mass.,  August  14,  1892. 

*Jerry  Oliver  Klrby.    8. 

♦William  Knott.    2. 

Born,  Oldham,  Lancashire,  England,  December  9,  1831.  Univer- 
sallst  ministry,  ordained,  Orono,  Ontario,  Canada,  1869.  First 
Universallst  Church.  Clarendon,  N.  Y..  February,  1872-December, 
1874;  First  Universallst  Church  of  Scipio,  November,  1879-1880; 
First  Universallst  Church  of  Webster,  April  1,  lS81-March  31,  1884; 
First  Universallst  Church,  Clarendon,  April,  1884-December,  1885; 
Universallst  Church,  Rldgway;  Universallst  Church,  Leroy;  First 
Universallst  Society'  of  Friendship,  September,  1888.  Died, 
Friendship,  N.  Y.,  January  30,  1890. 

Samuel  Milton  McCaw.    1. 
*Zerah  Masters.    1.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian  Society,  Kenosha,  Wis.,  or- 
dained, February  10,  1869-1870;  Unitarian  Church,  Sheffield,  111., 
1870-1872.     Died,  Nebraska,  March  11,  1896. 

Henry  Rogrers  Smith.    3. 

Born,  Leominster,  Mass.,  October  7,  1842.  Thirty-sixth  Regiment, 
Massachusetts  Volunteer  Militia,  August  1,  lS62-February  27,  1863. 
Graduate,  Boston  School  for  the  Ministry,  1869,  Unitarian  min- 
istry, ordained.  Church  of  the  Unity,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  20,  1869. 
First  Parish,  Barre,  Mass.,  September  1,  1869-October  1,  1878. 
In  business,  Loeminster,  Mass. 

Charles  Richmond  Weld.    1. 

Born,  Cazenovia,  N.  Y.,  March  19,  1849.  S.  T.  B.,  Harvard  Divinity 
School,  1872.  L.L  D.,  Berea  College,  1897.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Independent  Christ  Church,  Baltimore,  Md.,  ordained,  Jan- 
uary 2,  1873;  Pastor  Emeritus,  November  15,  1898—. 

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1869. 

ELLERT  CHANGING  BUTLEE.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Oneonta,  N.  Y.,  November  4,  1844.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Washington  Street  Christian  Church,  Fairhaven,  Mass.,  October  1, 
1869  (ordained,  October  26,  1869)-January  15,  1872;  First  Parish, 
Beverly,  installed,  March  7,  1872-Septeniber,  1894;  First  Congre- 
gational Society,  Quincy,  June  5,  1894 — , 

*LTMAN  CLAEK.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Sago,  W.  Va.,  December  30,  1838.  Fifth  Regiment,  Illinois 
Volunteer  Cavalry,  August  31,  1861-October  27,  1865. 
Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  Quincy,  111.,  October  24,  1869. 
Free  Congregational  Church,  Jacksonville,  November,  1869-May, 
1870;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Lancaster,  N.  H.,  December  4,  1870- 
July  5,  1874;  First  Congregational  Society,  Petersham,  Mass., 
October  24,  1874-October  8,  1882;  First  Parish,  Ayer,  installed, 
March  7,  1883-January  1,  1890;  Congregational  Unitarian  Society, 
Andover,  N.  H.,  January,  1890-February  11,  1900.  Died,  Ayer, 
Mass.,  March  6,  1901. 
♦See:     "American    Unitarian    Association.    Tear   Book,    1902,    page   150." 

ALLEN  GARY  JENNINGS.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Stratford,  N.  Y.,  January  28,  1843.  121st  N.  Y.  Volunteers, 
August  21,  1862-May  11,  1863;  175th  N.  Y.  Volunteers,  September 
15,  1864-June  6,  186'5.  Unitarian  ministry.  Second  Parish,  Hing- 
ham,  Mass.,  March,  1870  (ordained,  April,  1870)-March,  1881; 
Treasurer,  Colgrove  Book  Co.,  Chicago,  111.,  March,  1881-March, 
1884;  First  Unitarian  Society,  La  Porte  Ind.,  installed,  April, 
1884-April,  1887;  Missionary  for  the  American  Unitarian  Associa- 
tion, September,  1884-April,  1887;  organized  Church  of  Our 
Father,  Toledo,  O.,  April,  1887-April,  1902;  Manager  of  Old  Adam 
Street  Mission,  Toledo,  November,  1903. — 

CALVIN  REASONER.    2.    Graduate. 

JOHN  SNYDER,    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  June  14,  1842.  Unitarian  ministry.  Third 
Congregational  Church  of  Hingham,  Mass.,  August  8,  1869 
(ordained,  January  20,  1870) -December  31,  1872;  Church  of 
the  Messiah,  St.  Louis.  Mo..  January  1.  1873-July  1,  1899;  First 
Unitarian  Church.  Wellesley  Hills,  Mass..  November  1,  1899-Feb- 
ruary  1.  1909;  Second  Congregational  Meeting  House,  Nantucket, 
February  1,  1908. — 


[1870 

Tnillam  Henry  Brown.    1. 

Albert  Duulap.    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Deerfleld,  O..  April  21,  1843.  D.D.,  Defiance  College,  1901. 
Christian  connection,  ordained.  Pleasant  Hill  Church,  O.,  August 
28,  1862.  65th  Regiment  Indiana  Volunteer  Infantry,  five  months; 
Fourth  Indiana  Independent  Battery,  ten  months.  Parma  Chris- 
tian Church,  Parma,  N.  Y.,  September  1,  1869-September  1,  1874; 
First  Christian  Church,  Newburyport,  Mass.,  September  1,  1874- 
April  1,  1877;  Christian  Church,  Jamestown,  O.,  September  1,  1886- 
September  1,  1887;  First  Christian  Church,  Columbus,  April  1, 
1878-April  1.  1882;  First  Christian  Church,  Lebanon,  Ind.,  Sep- 
tember 1,  1909. —  Preached  one  Sunday  per  month  at 
each  of  the  following  churches,  in  Ohio:  Christian  Church, 
Berlin;  Church  Hill  Christian  Church,  Elkton;  Highland  Chris- 
tian Church,  Teegarden;  Westville  Christian  Church,  Westville, 
all  from  May  1.  1877-1880.  The  following  churches  in  Ohio  were 
served  one-half  time,  each  alternate  Sunday:  Utlca  Christian 
Church,  Utica,  9  years;  Fairview  Chirstian  Church,  Hunts  Sta- 
tion, 6  years;  Christian  Church,  Centerburg,  1  year;  First  Chris- 
tian Church,  Mount  Sterling,  4  years;  Christian  Church,  Dublin, 
3  years;  Christian  Church,  Milford  Center,  1  year;  Christian 
Church  Centerville,  1  year;  New  Bethel  Church,  New  Lexington, 
1  year;  Christian  Church,  Appleton,  3  years;  Mount  Zion  Church, 
Frazeysburg,  3  years;  Christian  Church,  Summerford,  2  years; 
Wilson  Chapel,  Orchard,  2  years.  Present  church.  First  Chris- 
tian Church,  Lebanon,  Ind.,  September  1,  1909. — 

Elizabeth  Norton  Gardner.    1. 
•ITartha  Alblne  Hardacker.    1. 

♦Charles  Mlddleton. 

Christian  connection.     Died  1893. 

Chester  Lndlngton  Morrison.    1. 
Peter  findolph  Rosenberg.    1. 
Thomas  Charles  Bnddell.    1. 
John  Wakefield  Snyder.    1. 

1870. 
JENKIN  LLOYD  JO>ES.    4.    Graduate. 

Born  Llandyssul,  Wales,  Great  Britain,  November  14,  1843.  LLD., 
University  of  Wisconsin,  1909.     Sixth  Wlsconaln  Battery  of  Light 

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Artillery,  August,  18,  1862-July  3,  1871.  Unitarian  ministry.  Lib- 
eral Christian  Society,  Winnetka,  111.,  June,  1870  (ordained,  De- 
cember 22,  1870) -July  1871;  All  Souls  Church,  Janesville,  Wis., 
September,  1871- July,  1880;  Secretary,  Western  Unitarian  Con- 
ference, September,  1875-May,  1884;  All  Souls  Church,  Chicago, 
November,  1882.—  Editor,  "Unity,"  Chicago,  March,  1878.— 
First  Secretary,  Congress  of  Religion,  May,  1894-September,  1906; 
Founder  and  Head  Resident  of  the  Abraham  Lincoln  Centre,  Chi- 
cago, 1905.— 

JAMES  THOMPSON  LUSK.    3.     Graduate. 

Born,  near  Belfast,  Ireland,  January  19,  1847.  Unitarian  ministry, 
ordained,  Meadville,  Pa.,  June  14,  1870.  First  Congregational 
Society,  Uxbridge,  Mass.,  March  24,  1872- July  1,  1875;  First  Uni- 
tarian Society,  Marietta,  O.,  December,  1876-18901  Residence, 
Boston,  Mass. 


Lewis  A.  McCormlck.    1. 

George  John  Piper.    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Samuel  Pratt    1. 

1871, 

NICHOLAS  EMERY  BOYD.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Portland,  Me.,  August  13,  1837.  A.B.,  Bowdoin  College, 
1860;  A.  M.,  1863,  Twenty-fifth  Maine  Volunteers,  Sep- 
tember 29,  1862-July  10,  1863;  U.  S.  Customs,  District  of  Portland 
and  Falmouth,  Me.,  August,  1863-July,  1867,  Unitarian  ministry. 
Independent  Church,  Canastota,  N,  Y.,  May  1875-September,  1876; 
Associate  editor,  "Pacific  Rural  Press,"  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  De- 
cember 14,  1885-November  1,  1890;  Chaplain,  Sailors'  Home,  San 
Francisco,  December  18,  1894  (ordained,  February  10,  1895)- 
February  2,  1898.     Residence,  Berkeley,  Cal. 

♦CHARLES  THOMAS  FOWLER,    3.    Graduate 

Born,  Northbridge,  Mass.,  August  29,  1847.  Journalist,  Died, 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  December  11,  1889. 


Berere  Charles  Gnnnlng.    1. 

Lewis  Cameron  Hughes.    2. 

Born,  Philadelphia,   Pa.,  May   14,   1844,     101st  Regiment,   Penna. 
Volunteers,     1861-1863;     Knapp's    Pittsburg    Battery,    100    days, 

40 


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Tucson,  Arizona,  Lawyer;  Probate  Judge,  and  ex-offlcio  Super- 
intendent of  Public  Schools;  Pima  County,  District  Attor- 
ney, 1872-1875;  Attorney-General,  1875-1876;  U.  S.  Court  Commis- 
sioner, 1884-1888;  Governor  of  Arizona,  1893-1896;  Chancellor, 
University  of  Arizona;  Established  and  published  for  thirty  years, 
Arizona  Daily  Star.    Residence,  Tucson,  Arizona. 

Commodore  Perry  Sockett.    1. 

*Alfred  Amos  »illlam8.    8.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

William  Powell  Wilson.    4.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Oxford,  Mich.,  October  17,  1844.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained at  the  Independent  Congregational  (Unitarian)  Church, 
Meadville,  Pa.,  1873.  "Preached  as  supply  but  never  settled." 
B.  S.,  Harvard  University,  1878;  D.  Sc.,  University  of  Tubingen, 
1880.  Instructor  in  botany.  Harvard  University,  1875;  Professor 
of  Plant  Histology  and  Physiology,  University  of  Pennslvania, 
1888-1896;  Founder  and  Director  of  Philadelphia  Commercial 
Museum,  Philadelphia,  Pa..  1896.— 

1872. 

George  WllUs  Cooke.    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Comstock,  Mich.,  April  23,  1848.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained at  Independent  Congregational  Church,  Meadville,  Pa.,  June 
20,  1872.  Unity  Society.  Sheboygan,  Wis.,  October,  1872-May,  1873; 
Liberal  Christian  Society.  Sharon,  July  1,  1873-February  1, 
1876;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Grand  Haven,  Mich.,  February  1, 
1876-October  1.  1878;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Indianapolis,  Ind., 
November  1,  1878- July  1.  1880;  Third  Parish,  West  Dedham,  Mass., 
(now  Westwood),  December,  1880-July  1,  1887;  First  Congrega- 
tional Society,  in  Sharon,  October  16,  1887-November  1,  1891; 
Follen  Church,  East  Lexington,  November  1,  1891- July  1,  1897; 
First  Congregational  Church,  Dublin,  N.  H.,  January  1,  1898-Octo- 
ber  1,  1900.    Author  and  lecturer.    Residence,  Wakefield,  Mass. 

Alphens  Theodore  Dana.    1. 

James  Renselaer  Mahon.    1. 

Hnntlngton  D.  Parsons.    1. 

Stephen  Quinon.     1.     Certificated  Undergraduate. 

♦George  Franklin  Wright    1. 

Born,  Stoughton,  Mass.,  August  26,  1834.    Trinitarian  Congrega^ 

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1878] 

tional  ministry.  The  Congregational  Church  of  Christ  in  Halifax, 
Mass.,  September  1,  1873-September  1,  1874;  Wesleyan 
Methodist  Church,  East  Dennis,  April  1,  1875  (ordained,  July  14, 
1875)-March  31,  1876;  Congregational  Church,  Northwood,  N.  H., 
June,  1876-June,  1877;  Riverpoint,  Warwick,  R  I.,  July  13,  1877- 
March  2,  1880;  Tyngsboro,  Mass.,  December  23,  1880- April,  1882; 
Scotland,  Conn.,  1882-1885;  Gorham  and  Randolph,  N.  H.,  June, 
1885-May,  1888;  North  New  Portland,  Me.,  October  23,  1898-March, 
1901;  First  Congregational  Church,  Bingham,  April  1,  1901-No- 
vember  16,  1902;  Grassy  Hill  Church,  Lyme,  Conn,,  19 06 -February, 
1908.     Died,  Bingham,  Me.,  February  28,  1908. 

1873. 

♦SHELDON  COKNELirS  CLAEK.    3.    Graduate. 
*DA>nEL  DETEEEAUX,    3.    Graduate. 

MAEarOEA  DETOE  (MES.  3L\B3I0EA  DEYOE  XOODT).  3.  Graduate. 

Born,  Verona,  N.  Y.  M  D.,  Cleveland  (0.)  Homeopathic  Hospital 
College,  1S77.     Residence,  Seattle,  Wash. 

SAMUEL  GEOEGE  AECHIBALD  FIELDS.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  New  Annen,  Colchester,  Co.,  Nova  Scotia,  November  10,  1839. 
Ninth  Regiment,  Vermont  Infantry,  June  23,  1862-June  13,  1865; 
Methodist  Protestant  Episcopal  ministry,  ordained,  elder.  South 
Illinois  Conference,  Mt.  Carmel,  111.,  October  7,  1883.  Filled  many 
appointments  before  ordination  and  also  after.  Residence,  Lo- 
gan, Okla. 

*JOmf  3UESHFIELD  GETCHELL.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  "^Tiitneyville,  Me.,  February  9,  1839.  Sixth  Minnesota  Regi- 
ment, August  11,  1862;  discharged  for  disability,  November  26, 
1862.  Universalist  ministry,  ordained,  Linesville,  Pa.,  June  18, 
1874.  First  Universalist  Church  at  Girard,  Pa.,  1  year; 
Harlem,  N.  Y.,  1  year;  First  Universalist  Church,  Brooklyn,  Pa^ 
April  1,  1879-August  1,  1879;  First  Universalist  Church,  Eaton, 
O.,  January  1,  1880-March  21,  1882;  First  Universalist  Church, 
Norwalk,  February  3,  1884-February  23,  1885;  Lapeer,  Mich.,  1 
year;  Tecumsch,  7  years;  Marshall,  3  years;  Universalist  Church 
and  Society  of  Waterloo,  Iowa,  May  1,  lS94-May  1,  1897;  Marshall, 
Mich.  Died,  ilarshall,  Mich.,  January  24,  1903. 
•See:     "Universalist  Register,  1904,  page  99." 

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[1874 
William  George  Alden.    1. 

Blanche  Densmore  (Mrs.  Charles  Alphonso  Curtis).    1. 

Born,  Blooming  Valley,  Pa.     Residence,  Cragsmore,  N.  Y. 

♦Jennie  Corneliu  Emerson  (Mrs.  Oranvllle  Pierce).    2. 

Born,  April,  1850.     Died.  Northfield,  Vt,  October  19,  1873. 

*John  Fraser.    2. 

Born,  Edinburgh,  Scotland,  January  1,  1848.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Unitarian  Church.  Idle,  England,  1873-1876;  Domestic  Mission, 
Belfast,  Ireland,  1876-1877;  Unitarian  Church,  Doncaster,  England, 
1877.     Died,   Doncaster,  England,  January  1,  1879. 

William  Henry  Jennings.    2. 

William  Thomas  Lewis.    1. 

Orau^ille  Pierce.    2. 

Born,  Townsend,  Mass.,  December  17,  1847.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Unitarian  Society  of  Berlin,  Mass.,  July  1,  1873  (ordained,  No- 
vember 19,  1873)-October  1,  1876;  First  Congregational  Society, 
Westboro,  September  1,  1876-October  7,  1877;  First  Congre- 
gational Parish,  Medfield,  October,  1877  (installed,  Novem- 
ber 8,  1877)-June  30,  1881;  First  Congregational  Society,  Revere. 
June  30,  1881-May,  1883;  Liberal  Christian  Congregational  Society. 
Holyoke,  May  13,  1883  (installed.  1883)-September  26,  1886;  First. 
Congregational  Society,  Dublin,  N.  H.,  October  3,  1886-December 
29,  1890;  First  Congregational  Unitarian  Society,  Lebanon,  Jan- 
uary 5,  1890-December  27,  1891;  First  Congregational  Society, 
Chelmsford,  Mass.,  March  6,  1892  (installed,  May  3,  1892)-March 
31,  1901;  First  Congregational  Parish,  Pepperell,  June  2,  1901- 
September  30,  1906;  First  Parish  and  Religious  Society,  Warwick, 
April  1,  1908-March  31,  1909;  First  Parish,  Ashby,  April  1,  1909 
(installed,  June  17,  1909).— 

1874. 

WILLIAM  LAILiBEE  A>'DERSON.    2.     Graduate. 

♦CHARLES  ALPHOSO  CURTIS.    3.     Graduate, 

Born,  Sterling,  Mass.,  April  10,  1847.  Unitarian  ministry.  Christ 
Church,  Augusta,  Me..  February  1,  1875- (ordained,  June  19,  1876)- 
dled,  Moosehead  Lake,  Me.,  July  10,  1879. 

CHARLES  WILLL\:M  GERNER.    4.    Graduate. 

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Gerard  Johan  Bnssemaker.    2. 

George  Benjamin  Robertson  Clarke.    2. 

Walter  Dole.    3.    Certificated  Undergraduate, 

Born.  Northfield,  Vt..  August  26,  1851.  B.  S..  Norwich  University, 
A.  M.,  D.D.  Universalist  ministry.  Universalist  Church,  North- 
field,  Vt,  March,  1880  (ordained,  March,  1881)-March,  1881;  Uni- 
versalist Church,  Enfield,  N.  H.,  March  6,  1881-March,  1888;  Uni- 
versalist Church,  White  River  Junction,  Vt;  Universalist  Church, 
Barre,  March,  1889-1892;  Universalist  Church,  Bethel,  1893- 
1896;  Enfield,  N.  H.,  1896-1897;  Universalist  Church,  Northfield, 
Vt,  1898-1907;  Universalist  Church,  Tarpon  Springs,  Fla.,  1907- 
1910.     Residence,  Enfield,  N.  H.— 

Franz  Albert  Hantel.    4. 

Martin  Luther  Mapes.    1. 

*  James  Courtland  Palmer.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Mortimer  Jerome  Strickland.    1. 

H.  F.  Tyler.    1. 

1875. 

*JOHN  ANDREW.    3.    Graduate 

Born,  Cornwall,  England,  November  10,  1848.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Church  of  All  Souls,  Newark,  N.  J.,  ordained,  December  10,  1875- 
1877;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Keokuk,  Iowa,  installed,  February 
16,  1879- June  20,  1880;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Council  Bluffs, 
1880-1881.  Died,  Trenton,  N.  Y..  February  25.  1909. 
♦See:     "American    Unitarian    Association.     Year   Book,    1908,    page  14S." 

*GEORGE  BREMNER,    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Scotland.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congregational  So- 
ciety, Uxbridge,  Mass.,  ordained,  November  16,  1875-December  28, 
1883.  Episcopalian  ministry,  ordained,  Deacon,  May  27,  1888;  or- 
dained, Priest  March  17,  1889.  Rector,  Church  of  the  Regenera- 
tion, Pine  Plains,  N.  Y.,  November  30,  1889.—  Died,  Pine  Plains, 
N.  Y.,  March  13,  1891. 

JOHN  LEWIS  MARSH.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Lake  Geneva,  Wis.,  May  19,  1850.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Ware,  Mass.,  October,  1875  (ordained,  No- 
vember  1,   1875) -June   1,   1879;    First  Parish,  Northfield,  June   1, 

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1879-June,  1884;  Winchester  Unitarian  Society,  Winchester,  June 
1,  1884-July  31,  1888;  Second  Parish,  Saco,  Me.,  February  1,  1889- 
December  31,  1898;  All  Souls',  Lincoln,  Xeb..  January,  1S99  (in- 
Btalled,  January  13,  1899)-January  31,  1908;  All  Souls'  Church 
Colorado  Springs,  Col.,  and  Unity  Church,  Pueblo,  October  1, 
1908.— 

GEORGE  JUDSON  PORTER.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Albion,  N.  Y.,  June  10,  1850.  Universalist  ministry,  or- 
dained, Nicholsn,  Pa.  Universalist  Church,  Linesville,  Pa.,  No- 
vember, 1874-November,  1876.  Universalist  Church,  Towanda, 
November,  lS76-N'ovember,  1877;  Universalist  Church,  Watertown, 
N.  Y.,  November,  1877-June,  1883.     In  business  in  Cleveland,  O. 

LOUIS  FREDERIC  ZINKHAN.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  Baltimore,  Md.,  December  11,  1854.  Graduate,  Eastern  The- 
ological Seminary,  Lancaster,  Pa.,  1877.  A.  M.,  Franklin  &  Mar- 
Bhall  College,  1892.  Ministry,  Reformed  Church  of  the  United 
States.  St.  Paul's  Reformed  Church,  Manheim,  Pa.,  May  20,  1877 
(ordained.  May  25,  1877)-April  30,  1882;  General  Agent  of  the 
Maryland  Prisoners'  Aid  A-sociation,  April,  1882-1897;  Superin- 
tendent, Bay  View  Asylum,  Baltimore,  Md.,  April,  1897-May,  1904; 
Superintendent,  Washington  Asylum,  Washington,  D.  C,  June  1, 
1904.— 


Warren  ClUpmaii  Perripo.    2. 

1877. 

ISAAC  LeHLVHIEU.    3.    Graduate. 

•JAMES  BARNES  MORRISON.    2     Graduate. 

Born,  Haverhill,  Mass.,  November  2,  1849.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained at  First  Parish  Church,  Ilave'-hill,  Mass.,  November  26, 
1877.  Parish  of  the  Second  Congregational  Meeting  House,  Nan- 
tucket. November  28,  1877-May  1,  1880;  First  Unitarian  Society, 
Lancaster,  N.  H.,  June  1,  1880-June  1,  1890;  First  Unitarian 
Society,  Laconia,  June  1,  1890 — Died,  Boston,  Mass.,  September 
22,  1896. 

DAMEL  ROWEN.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Sharon.  Ontario,  Can.,  March  5,  1855.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Missionary  work  In  Charlotte,  Mich.,  September,  1877-March,  1878; 
First  Unitarian  Society,  Jackson,  September,  1878-February,  1879; 

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Christian  Union  Church  (First  Unitarian  Church),  Stoneham, 
Mass.,  ordained  and  installed,  May  21,  1879-October,  1883;  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Waterville,  Me.,  April  13,  1884-February  4,  1885. 
In  business,  Redlands,  Cal. 


Austen  Ira  Bash.    1. 

Edward  Abbot  Chandler.    1. 

Thomas  William  Critchett.    8.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

♦Eobert  Miller  Henderson.    4.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

African  Methodist  Church.  Died,  Wellsburg,  West  Va.,  May  24, 
1903. 

*James  Mnnroe  Leighton.    1.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Waterboro,  Me.,  October  12,  1848.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained, 1878.  Washington  Street  Christian  Church  (now.  Unita- 
rian Society  of  Fairhaven),  Falrhaven,  Mass.,  January  1878-Octo- 
ber,  1891;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Wolfboro,  N.  H.,  October,  1891- 
January,  1892;  First  Parish,  Belfast,  Me.,  April,  1893.—  Died, 
Belfast,  Me.,  April  23,  1901. 

•See:    "American   Unitarian  Association.    Year   Book,   1901,   page   152." 

Warren  Shnbael  Perkins.    1. 

Born,  Waterford,  Conn.,April  5,  1854.  B.  D.,  Tufts  College,  1880; 
D.D.,  National  University,  1892.  Universalist  ministry.  Second 
Universalist  Society,  Lynn,  Mass.,  July  1,  1880  (ordained,  July  14, 
1880)-May  1,  1884;  First  Universalist  Society,  Lewiston,  Me.,  May 
1,  1884- June  1,  1889;  Universalist  Church,  Mechanic  Falls,  1886- 
1889;  First  Universalist  Society,  Meriden,  Conn.,  June  1,  1889-De- 
cember  1,  1902;  Virginia  Street  Universalist  Church,  Boston,  Mass., 
December  1,  1902-July  1,  1906;  Universalist  Church,  Quincy, 
1905-July  1,  1908;  Second  Universalist  Parish,  Maplewood,  Mai- 
den, May  1,  1907-May  1.  1908;  Universalist  Society,  Wakefield, 
May  1,  1908.— 

1878. 

♦HOBAET  CLARK.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Andover,  Mass.,  April  22,  1848.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Parish,  Weston,  Mass.,  March  1,  1880  (ordained,  March  11,  1880)- 
March  31,  1882;  Unitarian  Free  Christian  Church,  Cardiff,  Wales, 
England,  August  1,  1882-August  31,  1888;  First  Unitarian  Society, 

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Plalnfield,  N.  J.,  June  1,  1890  (installed,  June  13,  1890)-August 
31,  1896;  Church  of  the  Redeemer,  New  Brighton,  S.  I.,  N.  Y..  Feb- 
ruary 1,  1897.     Died,  New  Brighton,  N.  Y.,  December  26,  1910. 

♦ALFRED  ETEBETT  GOODNOUGH.    4.    Graduate.    B.  D.   (1885.) 

Bom,  Montpelier,  Vt.,  April  10,  1855.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Parish  of  Ayer,  Mass.,  ordained,  September  11,  1878-July 
13,  1879;  First  Congregational  Society,  Bridgewater,  September  25, 
1879-May  1,  1881;  First  Congregational  Church,  Brockton, 
May  1,  1881  (Installed.  December  9,  1884)-June  7,  1885;  First  Uni- 
tarian Society,  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  October  19,  1885- July  1,  1887;  Fint 
Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  installed  Oc- 
tober 5,  1887.— Died,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  February  8,  1888. 

•See:  "Proceedings  of  the  First  Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Church  of 
the  Saviour,  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Commemorative  of  its  late  Pastor,  the  Rev.  Alfred 
Everett    Goodnough.     Brooklyn,    1888." 

HE>RT  CARLTON  PARKER-    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Waitsfleld,  Vt.,  August  9  1852.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Nashua,  N.  H.,  ordained,  De- 
cember 4,  1878-May  13,  1888;  First  Unitarian  Parish,  Woburn, 
Mass.,  May  20,  1888.— 

CYRUS  AUSTIN  ROTS.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Roxbury,  Vt.,  December  19,  1852.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Congregational  Church,  Bolton,  Mass,  March  1,  1879  (ordained, 
August  20,  1879) -April  30,  1885;  Parish  of  the  Second  Congrega^ 
tlonal  Meeting  House,  Nantucket,  December  1,  1885-September  30, 
1893;  First  Congregational  Society,  Uxbridge  ,October  1,  1893.— 


CUfford  Belcher  Abbott    1. 
William  Sloan  Kennedy.    1. 

♦Charles  Henry  Rlckards.    3. 

Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  1879.  First  Consgregational  Church 
and  Society,  Wilton,  N.  H.,  installed,  June  10,  1880.— 

Samnel  William  Sample.    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Universalist  ministry.  First  Universalist  Church,  Lansing,  Mich., 
November,  1883-May  26,  1885;  Second  Universalist  Church,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.,  July  1,  1889-September  1,  1895;  Independent  Con- 
gregational Church  Society,  Jamestown,  N.  Y.,  September,  1895- 
November,  1897. 

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TVlIIiam  Henry  Sinclair.    1. 

Philip  Slaney  Thacher,    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Wordsley,  Staffordshire,  England,  August  9,  1852.  Unitar- 
ian ministry,  Union  Church,  Columbus,  Pa.,  October,  1878  (or- 
dained, August,  1877)-1879;  Christ  Church,  Augusta,  Me.  .October 
5,  1879  (installed,  January  1,  1880) -1889;  First  Unitarian  Society, 
Santa  Barbara,  Cal.,  1889-1894;  First  Parish,  Needham,  Mass., 
installed,  April  26,  1894-1901;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Salt  Lake 
City,  Utah,  Ma,y  1901-1902.     Residence,  Jamacha,  San  Diego,  Cal. 

William  Marston  Weeks.    2. 

1879. 

HENRY  H.  WOUDE.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Clifton,  England,  November  9.  1845.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Congregational  Church,  Brookfield,  Mass.,  ordained,  Septem- 
ber, 1880-1884;  Church  of  the  Unity,  Neponset  (Boston),  April  1, 
1885-July  1,  1886 ;  Church  of  Our  Father,  Newburg,  N.  Y.,  Septem- 
ber, 1887-July,  1893;  First  Unitarian  Congregation,  Toronto,  Can., 
September,  1890- July,  1893;  First  Congregational  Society,  Castine, 
Me.,  March  16,  1897-May  16,  1902.    Residence,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 


Theodore  Walter  Curtis.    8. 
Ferdinand  A.  Dnnnekake.    1. 
Andrew  J.  Floyd.    1. 
Frank  William  Grafton.    1. 

Bobert  August  Hafer.    8. 

Born,  Ohrdruf,  S.  Gotha,  Germany,  December  23,  1852.  Lutheran 
ministry,  ordained  by  Evan.  Lutheran  Synod  of  New  York  and  New 
Jersey,  at  Glen  Gardner,  N.  J.,  September  29,  1879.  Evangelical 
Lutheran  St.  Trinitatis  Church,  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  September  15, 
1879-April  1,  1910;  Pastor  Emeritus,  April  1,  1910.— 

William  Cope  Hawthorne.    1. 

*Phimp  Newton  Miller.    2. 

Died,  Meadville,  Pa.,  1879. 
Bernard  Lewis  Qulnn.    1. 
Thomas  Ellwood  Shaw.    1. 

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Amos  >'ewton  Sonicrs.    1. 

Born,  Ellerton,  Md..  October  31,  1853.  Christlau  inlnlstry.  Chris- 
tian Church,  Shrewsbury,  Vt.,  July  1,  1878-January  1,  1879;  Chris- 
Uan  Church,  Holland,  N.  Y.,  April  1,  1879-April  1,  1881;  Christian 
Church,  West  Shelby,  April  1,  1881-May  1,  1886;  Unitar- 
ian Church,  Merrill,  Wis.,  October  1,  1887-March  30,  1888;  Unlver- 
sallst  Society,  Fort  Atkinson,  April  1,  1887-September  1,  1891;  Uni- 
versalist  Society,  Black  River  Falls,  September  1,  1886-1890;  Uni- 
tarian ministry,  ordained,  Jamestown,  N.  Y.,  August,  1886;  First 
Unitarian  Society,  La  Porte,  Ind.,  April  1,  1891-1893;  First  Unita- 
rian Society,  Lancaster,  N.  H.,  April  1,  1894-July  1,  1897;  First 
Congregational  Society,  Shirley,  Mass.,  August  1,  1897-1899;  Uni- 
tarian Congregational  Society,  Francestown,  N.  H.,  Dec.  1,  1900^ 
1901;  Highland  Springs  Unitarian  Society,  Highland  Springs, 
Va.,  May  1,  1902-1903;  Independent  Christian  Society,  Bath,  N.  H., 
1905-1907;  First  Unitarian  Society  of  Montague,  Mass.,  1908-1909. 
Residence,  Westboro,  Mass. 

John  TreTor.    1. 

1880. 

*ELZA  MORGAN  PUGH  HARRIS.    8.    Graduate. 

*DAMEL  ^^"EBSTER  MOREHOFSE.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Knowlesville,  N.  Y.,  February  4,  1846.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Religious  Society,  Newburyport,  Mass.,  November,  1880  (or- 
dained, June  8,  1881)-December  15,  1887;  American  Unitarian  As- 
Bociation,  Superintendent,  for  the  Middle  States  and  Canada,  De- 
cember 15,  1887-1903.  Died,  West  Springfield,  Mass.,  October 
3,  1904. 
•See:     "American    Unitarian    Association^    Teaxbook,    1905,    page    140." 

JOHN  ARTHUR  SAVAGE.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  St.  Francis,  Me.,  November  11,  1842.  Methodist  ministry, 
ordained,  1868,  and  preached  ten  years;  Unitarian  ministry. 
Parish  of  the  Second  Congregational  Meeting  House,  Nantucket, 
Mass.,  October,  1880-1883;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Kansas  City, 
Mo.,  supply,  October  1,  1883-June  1,  1884;  First  Parish,  Belfast, 
Me.,  July,  1884-1892;  First  Congregational  Parish,  Medfield,  Mass., 
January,  1893. — 

*HENRT  ROBERT  l^TLSON.    2.    Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  1881.  First  Unitarian  Society,  Wil- 
mington,   Dela.,    installed,    November    8,    1881-1888.      Oculist    and 

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aurist,   Denver,   Col.,   and   Santa   Barbara,   Call.     Died,   near   Los 
Angeles,  Call.,  March  27,  1910. 


♦William  Preston  Boss. 

Died,  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  September  23,  1888. 

Charles  Frank  Bnssell.    1. 

Born,  Parish,  N.  Y.,  May  2,  1848.  S.  T.  B.,  Harvard  University, 
1884.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Parish,  Weston,  Mass.,  ordained, 
November  16,  1882.— 

1881. 

JOSEPH  AUBREY  CHASE.    1.    Graduate. 

Bom,  Unity,  Mo.,  May  31,  1854.  A.  B.,  Bates  College,  Me.,  1877; 
A.  M.,  1890.  Unitarian  ministry.  Unity  Church,  St.  Joseph,  Mo., 
November  6,  1881  (ordained,  December  6,  1882)  -March  1,  1883: 
First  Congregational  Society,  Chelmsford,  Mass.,  January  11,  1884- 
October  28,  1891;  First  Congregational  Church  and  Society, 
Northboro,  December  1,  1891-December  31,  1894;  Unitarian 
Society,  Houlton,  Me.,  October  1,  1895-November,  1898;  First  Con- 
gregational Unitarian  Society,  Lancaster,  N.  H.,  June  1,  1899- 
September  1,  1900;  Willovsr  Place  Chapel,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Novem- 
ber 1,  1900-November  1,  1902.    Residence,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

♦ANDREW  JACKSON  HARRIS.    4.     Graduate. 

ROBERT  WELLESLET  SAVAGE.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Maine,  March  8,  1852.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained  Sagi- 
naw, Mich.,  November,  1881.  First  Unitarian  Society,  Mount 
Pleasant,  Mich,  September  18,  1881-1884;  First  Unitarian  Society, 
Ellsworth,  Me.,  November  9,  1884-August  9,  1887;  First  Unitarian 
Society  of  Greeley,  Col.,  May  1,  1888-September  1,  1889;  First 
Congregational  Society,  Walpole,  Mass.,  October  1,  1893-Novem- 
ber  1,  1901;  Highland  Springs  Unitarian  Society,  Highland  SpringB, 
Va.,  September  1,  1908. — 

DAVID  TAYLOR.    1. 


Jens  T.  Elttelsea.  1. 
Frank  J.  Krallck.  2. 
George  Densmore  Wheat 

Born,  Putney,  Vt,  August  1,  1850.    M.  D.,  College  of  Physicians 
and  Surgeons,  1895.    Physician,  New  York.    Residence,  Putney,  Vt. 

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1882. 

*JULIUS  BLASS.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Erie.  Pa.,  May  1,  1861.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained  at  In- 
dependent Congregational  (Unitarian)  Church,  Meadville  Pa., 
June,  1882.  First  Unitarian  Society,  Jackson,  Mich.,  1883-1885; 
First  Unitarian  Society,  Millbury,  Mass.,  May  3,  1885-March  30. 
1889;  German  Evang.  Prot.  Society,  Evansville,  Ind.,  1889-1901. 
Died,  Baltimore,  Md.,  April  5,  1902. 
•See:     "The   Christian  Register,   April  17,   1902^  page   475." 

ANNA  JANE  NORMS.    2.    Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry,  ordained  at  Independent  Congregational  (Uni- 
tarian) Church,  Meadville,  Pa.,  June  15  or  16,  1882.  First  Uni- 
tarian Society,  North  Platte,  Neb.,  1883-1884. 


John  >VilHani  Day.    1. 

Born,  Woburn,  Mass.,  June  13,  1861.  S.  T.  B.  Harvard  Unlver- 
Blty,  1885.  Unitarian  ministry.  Channing  Memorial  Church, 
Newport,  R.  I.,  January  1,  1886  (installed,  January  6,  1886)-No- 
vember  1,  1887;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  November 
1,  1887-October  1,  1890;  First  Parish,  Hingham,  Mass.,  October  1, 
1890  (Installed,  October  8,  1890)-October  1,  1899,  Church  of  the 
Messiah,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  October  1,  1899  (installed,  November  30, 
1889).— 

James  Washington  Falls.    1. 

EUa  A.  Giles  (Mrs.  George  Drake  Ruddy).    1. 

Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

1883. 

HUGO  GOTTFRIED  EISENLOHR.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Cincinnati,  O.,  March  1,  1860.  German  Efvangellcal  Protes- 
tant ministry,  ordained,  Columbus,  O.,  May  1882.  German 
Evan.  Prot.  St.  John's  Church,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  October  1,  1883- 
October  26,  1884;  German  St.  John's  Church,  ancinnati,  O.  No- 
vember 9,  18S4. — 

JOHANNES  HEDDADErS.    4.     Graduate.     E.  D.   (1884) 

Born,  Worms,  Germany,  April  15,  1847.  A.  M.,  University  of  the 
City  of  New  York,  1890;     Ph.   D.,  1891.     Unitarian  ministry,  or- 

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dained,  Columbus,  O.,  May  29,  1883.  First  Unitarian  Congrega- 
tional Society,  Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  installed,  March  11,  1885-March  11, 
1886.    Residence,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


Frederick  Kellogg  Gillette.    3.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Oberlin,  O.,  September  17,  1844.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained, at  the  church  of  the  First  Unitarian  Society,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Cal.,  November,  1886;  Universalist  church,  Black  River, 
Falls,  Wis.,  December,  1886-January,  1887;  organized  "Free 
Church,  Temporary,"  Ketchum,  Idaho,  October  1893-March,  1895. 
In  business.  South  Bellingham,  Wash. 

William  Helzenroeder.    1, 

Sophns  Eaaberg.    1, 

Born,  Norway,  October  27,  1856.  In  business,  2415  Kimball  Ave- 
nue, Chicago,  111. 

LeTvis  Gilbert  Wilson.    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Southborough,  Mass.,  February  19,  1858.  Unitarian  minis- 
try. iSecond  Congregational  Society,  Leicester,  Mass.,  ordained, 
September  5,  1883-September,  1885;  Hopedale  Unitarian  Parish, 
Hopedale,  September  1,  1885-November  1,  1904;  Secretary,  Amer- 
ican Unitarian  Association,  Boston,  Mass.,  1908, — 

1884. 

GEORGE  CHAELES  WEIGHT.    4.    Graduate 

Born,  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  August  25,  1850.  Unitarian  minis- 
try. First  Parish,  Northfield,  Mass.,  October  5,  1884  (ordained, 
October  14,  1884)  -September  20,  1886;  Free  Church,  Lowell,  Oc- 
tober 15,  1886.— 


Edwin  Guthrie  Brown.    3. 

Born,  Cincinnati,  O.,  September  9,  1859.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Bellingham,  Wash.,  May  1,  1907  (ordained,  June 
26,  190'7)-July  1,  1907;  Independent  Congregational  Society, 
Presque  Isle,  Me.,  and  Unitarian  Church  of  Fort  Fairfield,  October 
1,  1907-June  1,  1909;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Moline,  111.,  October 
1,  1909-July  1,  1910. 

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James  Danfortli.    2.     Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  New  Boston,  N.  H.,  July  2,  1846.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Parish,  Tyngsboro,  Mass.,  September  7,  1884  (ordained,  November 
11.  1884)-March  27,  1887.     Residence,  Tyngsboro,  Mass. 

George  Hnniilton  Groer.     1.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  December  7,  1836.  Methodist  Epli  copal 
ministry,  ordained,  Deacon,  Vancouver,  Wash.,  August,  1862;  or- 
dained, Elder,  August,  1864.  Pastor  in  circuit  work,  seven  years; 
Olympia,  Wash.,  1867-1868;  Seattle,  1868-1870;  Port  Townsend, 
1870-1873.     Unitarian   ministry.     Residence,   Newburg,   Ore. 

Theodore  Ilamiuer.    1. 

'*'Hans  Tanibs  Lyoho.    2.     Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Frederickshald,  Norway,  November  21,  1859.  Graduated  as 
a  civil  engineer  at  Polytechnic  School,  Christiania,  Norway.  Uni- 
tarian ministry.  First  Independent  Society  of  Liberal  Christians, 
Janesville,  Wis.,  June,  1884  (ordained,  July  10,  1884)-June,  1885; 
First  Congregational  Parish,  Warwick,  Mass.,  October  1,  1885-Sep- 
tember  1.  1889;  April  1,  1892-October  30,  1892.  Died,  Christiana, 
Norway,  April  16,  1898. 

BenjamlD   Franklin  Oswald.    1. 

Walter  CatUn  Pierce.    3.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  New  Salem,  Mass.,  April  5,  1860.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained, Mendon,  Mass.,  September  19,  1888.  Bowen  Memorial 
Chapel,  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  March,  1889-December,  1891;  stated  sup- 
ply, First  Parish  in  Sandwich,  Mass.,  January  1,  1892-January 
1,  1893;  First  Unitarian  Church,  New  Orleans,  La.,  installed, 
April  12,  1893-June.  1902;  First  Congregational  Society,  Castine, 
Me.,  1902-September,  1906;  All  Souls'  Unitarian  Church,  Okla- 
homa City,  Okla.,  September,  1906-June,  1908;  Second  Unitarian 
Society,  West  Somerville,  Mass.,  1909.— 

1885. 

*CABT  FLETCHER  ABBOTT.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Neville,  O.,  July  5,  1859.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitar- 
ian Society,  Revere,  Mass.,  December  1,  1885  (ordained  and  in- 
Btalled.  January  25,  1886)  -February  10,  1889;  The  Unitarian  As- 
sociation, Winthrop,  October  9,  1887-October  9,  1888;  Firat 
Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Nashua,  N.   H.,  installed,  Feb- 

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ruary  12,  1889-August  1,  1892;  First  Unitarian  Society,  CMcopee, 
Mass.,  January  22,  1893  (installed,  March  30,  1893)  -March  1,  1897. 
Died  Ashland,  Mass.,  November  23,  1900. 
♦See:     "American  Unitarian  Association,  Yearbook,  1901,  page  149." 

JAMES  CAMERON  DUNCAN.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Rothes,  Morayshire,  Scotland,  July  8,  1860.  Unitarian  min- 
istry. First  Unitarian  Church,  Clinton,  Mass.,  ordained,  June  17, 
1886.— 

MABT  REBECCA  GODDEN  (MRS.  HANS  TAMBSLTCHE).  3.  Graduate. 
Born,  Janesville,  Wis.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congregation- 
al Church,  Rowe,  Mass.,  supply,  summer,  1892;  supply,  First  Con- 
gregational Parish,  Warwick,  November,  1892-April,  1893.  Teacher 
of  English,  Kristiania,  Norway. 

SAMUEL  HAMLET.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Cheltenham,  England,  December  1,  1847.  Unitarian  min- 
istry. First  Congregational  Church,  Brookfield,  Mass.,  ordained 
and  installed,  November,  1885-1888;  First  Congregational  Society 
West  Bridgewater,  June,  1889-May,  1894;  First  Unitarian  Society, 
Wolfboro,  N.  H.,  1894-1897.    Residence,  Boston,  Mass. 

NAPOLEON  STAGE  HOAGLAND.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Holland  Township,  111.,  February  21,  1858.     Unitarian  min- 
istry.   First    Unitarian    Society,    Greeley,    Col.,    July,    1885,    (or- 
dainel,   1885) -November,   1887;    First   Unitarian   Society,  Wichita, 
Kan.,  December,  1887-June,  1890;   First  Unitarian  Society,  Olym- 
pia.   Wash.,    September   1,   1890-September    1,   1893;    Fourth   Uni- 
tarian Society,  Providence,  R.  I.,  April  1,  1894-December  10,  1895 
Grace   Chapel,   Marshfield,   Mass.,   January   1,   1896-May   1,   1899 
Congregational  Parish,  Norton,  supply,  June-December  30,  1899 
First  Parish,  Mendon,  April  1,  1900-April  1,  1903;  First  Congrega- 
tional Parish,  Warwick,  April  1,  1903-April  1,  1904;  First  Parish, 
Tyngsboro,  November  1.  1907. — 

♦WALTER  CLIFFORD  MOORE.    4.    Graduate.    B.  D.     (1886.) 

Unitarian  ministry.    First  Parish,  Pepperell,  Mass.,  ordained  and 

Installed,  September  7,  1887-December  7,  1890;  Reformed  Christian 
Church,  Trenton,  N.  Y.,  October,  1893-died  Trenton,  N.  Y.,  Feb- 
ruary 25,  1895. 
*See:    "The  Christian  Register,  March  7,  1885,  page  158." 


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MARION  Ml'RDOCK.    8.    Graduate.    B.  D.  (1887) 

Born,  Granavillo,  Iowa.  Unitarian  ministry.  Unity  Church,  Hum- 
boldt, Iowa,  ordained  and  Installed,  September  1,  1885-June  30, 
1890;  People's  Church,  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  September  1,  1890-June 
30,  1891;  The  Church  of  the  Unity,  Cleveland,  O.,  September  1, 
1893-June  30,  1899.  Geneva,  111.,  1903-1904.  Residence,  Alameda, 
CalL 


George  Doaglas  Black.    1. 

Leverett  Ricbmoud  Daniels.    1.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Florence,  Mich.,  November  26,  1847.  Graduate  Bennet  Medi- 
cal School,  Chicago,  111.,  1872.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unita- 
rian Society,  Midland,  Mich.,  July  1,  1885  (ordained,  1885)-March 
1,  1891;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Big  Rapids,  March  1,  1891-  Jan- 
uary 1,  1893;  First  Unitarian  Parish,  South  Natick,  Mass.,  March  1, 
1893-March  1,  1903;  First  Parish  Church,  Sherborn,  March  1,  1893- 
March  1,  1903;  Unitarian  Society,  Houlton,  Me.,  March  15,  1903- 
March  15,  1909;  Central  Parish,  Yarmouth,  March  15,  1909. — 

Franklin  Cndworth  Hull.    1. 

John  Gladstone  Hodges,    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Congregational  ministry,  ordained,  1886.  Railroad  Congregational 
Church,  Eldon,  Iowa,  November,  1890-October  4,  1891. 

Charles  Henry  Scott    1. 

1886. 

JONATHAN  BCRWELL  FROST.    1.    Graduate. 

Eminent  Consul,  Columbian  Woodman,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

LOAMMI  WALTER  MASON.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Jackson,  Pa.,  November  24,  1861.  D.  D.,  Buchtel  College, 
1908.  Unitarian  ministry.  Unity  Society,  Union  City,  Pa.,  or- 
dained and  installed,  June  17,  1886-March  31,  1889;  First  Congre- 
gational Church,  Brookfleld,  Mass.,  April  1,  1889  (Installed,  April 
5,  1889)  -September  30,  1892;  First  Parish,  Gloucester,  October 
1,  1892  (installed,  October  10,  1892)-November  11,  1900;  First 
Unitarian  Church,  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  November  18,  1900.— 

FRANK  LOW  PHALEN.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Wllliamstown,  N.  Y.,  May  9,  1859.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Congregational  Church  and  Society,  Wilton,  N.  H.,  June,  1886;  or- 
dained and  installed,  October  21,  1886)  -August,  1888;   Unitarian 

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Congregational  Society,  Brattleboro,  Vt.,  September,  1888  (in- 
stalled, November,  1888)  -November,  1892;  Second  Congregational 
(Unitarian)  Society,  Concord,  N.  H.,  November,  1892  (installed, 
December  19,  1892)-September  10,  1899;  Chaplain,  First  New 
Hampshire  U.  S.  V.,  Spanish  War,  1898;  Chaplain,  New  Hampshire 
Legistlature,  1897-1898;  Church  of  the  Unity,  Worcester,  Mass.,  in- 
stalled, November  27,  1899-April  1,  1904;  Unitarian  Society  of 
Fairhaven,  installed,  January  22,  1906. — 

*NICOLAl  JOHANNES  BALZER  SCHULTZ.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Flensburg,  Schleswig-Holstein,  Germany.  Unitarian  min- 
istry, ordained,  1887.  Missionary  work  in  Texas;  First  Unitarian 
Society,  San  Antonio,  Texas,  November  13,  1892-1896;  Unitarian 
Church,  Visalia,  Cal.,  1896-1897.    Died,  California. 

*See:     "The   Pacific  Unitarian,   February,  1904,   page  118." 


Solon  Laner.    1. 

Born  Willoughby,  O.,  February  7,  1862.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Milford,  N.  H.,  ordained,  January  9,  1889-Feb- 
ruary  9,  1890;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Chicopee,  Mass.,  December 
13,  1890-December  14,  1891;  Norfolk  Unitarian  Church,  Dorchester, 
April  1,  1892-April  1,  1893;  Unitarian  Society,  San  Diego,  Cal.,  1896- 
1898.    Residence,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

*James  Shedel  Walker.    1. 

Died,  Meadville,  Pa.,  1885. 

1887. 

FBEDERICK  BLOUNT  MOTT.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Leicester,  England,  May  3,  1856.  Unitarian  ministry.  In- 
dependent Congregational  Society  in  Barton  Square,  Salem,  Mass., 
ordained  and  installed,  September  30,  1887-February  1,  1892;  Third 
Religious  Society  in  Dorchester,  Boston,  installed,  February  4, 
1892-May  25,  1903;  Unitarian  Church,  Southport,  England,  1904- 
1907;   Unitarian  Free  Christian  Church,  Cardiff,  Wales,  1907. — 


Burton  Babcock.    2. 

Henry  Harrison  Brown.    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate, 

Born,  Uxbridge,  Mass.,  June  26,  1840.     Unitarian  ministry.    First 
Congregational  Parish,  Petersham.,  Mass.,  ordained  and  installed, 

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May  15,  18S8-May  1,  1889;  Unltariau  Society,  Salem,  Oregon,  May 
1,  1890-October,  1892;  Eighteenth  Connecticut  Volunteers,  August 
8,  1892-March,  1864;  29th  Connecticut  Volunteers  (Colored),  March, 
1864;  First  U.  S.  Regiment,  Colored  Troops,  January  1,  1865-Sep- 
tember  29,  186'5.  Present  address,  Glenwood,  Cal.,  President  of  the 
"NOW"  Folk  corporation,  and  editor  of  "Now," 

Thomas  Patrick  Byrnes.    2. 

Born,  Jersey  City,  IMarch  16,  1861.  Unitarian  ministry,  First  Uni- 
tarian Society,  Geneva,  111.,  October  1,  1887  (ordained,  February 
1,  1888)  -June  30,  1890;  Christian  Union  Society,  Humboldt,  Iowa, 
September  1,  lS90-July  1,  1895;  First  Unitarian  Church,  Manistee, 
Mich.,  July  15,  1895-September  1,  1897;  First  Unitarian  Society, 
Geneseo,  111.,  October  1,  1897-February  1,  1902;  People's  Church, 
Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  February  1,  1902-September  1,  1905;  First  Uni- 
tarian Society,  Erie,  Pa.,  September  1,  1905.— 

yyjUe  AmeU  Coffin.    2. 

♦OUrer  Martin  Fisher.    1. 

Charles  Marcos  KimbalL    1. 

Born,  Ripley,  O.,  May  13,  1860.  Graduate,  St.  Andrew's  Divinity 
School,  SjTacuse,  N.  Y.  Episcopalian  ministry,  ordained  at  St. 
Paul's  Church,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  May  30,  1888.  Assistant,  Holy 
Cross,  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  August.  1888-1889;  Oriskany  Falls, 
1889-1890;  North  East,  Pa.,  1891-1893;  St.  John's,  Erie,  1893;  St. 
Jude's  Church,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  1895-1905;  Assistant,  St.  John's 
Church,  Boston,  Mass.,  1908;  St.  Paul's,  Nantucket,  1909-1910. 
Address,  Oriskany  Falls,  N.  Y. 

Frederic  Anderson  MarshalL    2. 

Carl  Nelson  3Ioller.    1. 

Episcopalian  ministry,  ordained,  deacon,  1889;  ordained  priest, 
1890.  Pastor  in  charge,  St  Stephen's  Mission,  Chicago,  1890-1896; 
Rector,  St.  John,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  1896-1901;  Rector,  La  Crosse, 
Wis.,  1901.    Residence,  La  Crosse,  Wis. 

Arthur  Clarence  Smith.    1. 

Albeit  ">VIlgTis.      1.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Dayton,  Ind.,  September  2,  1846.  M.  D.,  Rush  Medical  Col- 
lege, Chicago,  1870.  Unlversalist  ministry,  ordained,  Whitsvllle, 
Ind.,  October,  1888.  Universalist  Church,  LaFayette,  Ind.  Resi- 
dence, 1848  Third  Street,  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

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*SABnJEL  ANDREW  DTBEEG.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Hernosand,  Sweden,  August  19,  1861.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Fourth  Unitarian  Society,  Providence,  R.  I.,  September  1,  1889- 
March  1,  1890;  First  Congregational  Society,  Bedford,  Mass.,  or- 
dained, December  10,  1890-November  1,  1891.  Colton,  Cal.,  1892- 
1893.     Died,  Santa  Barbara,  Cal.,  October  18  ,1893. 

ALFRED  KINGSLET  GLOYEE.    2.    Graduate. 

Episcopalian  ministry,  ordained,  deacon,  1890;  ordained,  priest, 
1890.  Wells,  Minn.,  1897-1902;  General  missionary,  Oregon,  1902; 
Rector,  St.  Luke,  Auburn,  Call.;  San  Diego,  Cali. 


Cora  Sexton  Cochrane,    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Sherwood,  Mich.  Unitarian  ministry.  Independent  Chris- 
tian Society,  Bath,  N.  H.,  May  1,  1890  (ordained,  1890)  -November 
21,  1892;  Church  of  Our  Father,  Sullivan  Harbor,  Me.,  January  18, 
1893-January  18,  1895;  Unity  Church,  Perry,  Iowa,  1897-1898. 
Residence,  Bolton,  Mass. 

Lorenzo  Darwin  Cochrane.    2.    Certifir^ated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Saline,  Mich.,  November  27,  1854.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Church,  Littleton,  N.  H.,  July  1,  1888  (ordained,  August 
18,  1889)  -September  1,  1892;  First  Unitarian  Society.  Ellsworth, 
Me.,  November,  1892-1895;  First  Unitarian  Society,  East  Lamoine, 
Me.,  1892-1895;  Liberal  Christian  Church,  Bar  Harbor,  Me.,  1895; 
Unity  Church,  Perry,  Iowa,  1896-1897;  the  Follen  Church,  East 
Lexington,  Mass.,  January  16,  1898  (installed,  December  30,  1899)- 
April  16,  1904.     Residence,  Bolton,  Mass. 

Willis  Edward  Dudley.    1. 

*Fontianns  Gismondi  Herman. 

Died,  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  February  26,  1891. 

William  John  Herbert  Hogan.    1. 

Unitarian  ministry.  Third  Parish,  West  Dedham,  Mass.,  1888- 
1890.    Residence,  Charlton,  Mass. 

Heinrich  Frank  Frankenstein.    1. 
Thomas  McEwen.    1. 
Frans  Lndwig  Myrthen.    1. 

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*Helen  Grace  Putnam.    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Dorchester,  Mass.,  May  20,  1840.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained, at  Unity  Church,  Luverne,  Minn.,  October  18,  1889.  In 
charge  of  a  parish  at  Huron,  S.  Dak.,  January  13,  1889-September, 
1889;  Jamestown,  N.  Dak.,  December  7.  1889-Augu8t,  1892;  Fargo, 
August,  1892.    Died,  November,  1895. 

Don  Carlos  StCTens.    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Unitarian  ministry.  Christian  Union  Church,  Reading,  Mass.,  or- 
dained, January  16,  1889-June  1,  1891;  Washington  Street  Chris- 
tian Church,  Fairhaven,  1892-February,  1893. 

1889. 

HARRISON  DELIVAN  BARRETT.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Canaan.  Me.,  April  26,  1863.  Spiritualist  ministry,  ordained, 
Lily  Dale,  N.  Y.,  August  25,  1889.  Editor,  "Banner  of  Light,"  Bos- 
ton, Mass..  March  4,  1897-January  1,  1904.  President,  National 
Spiritualists'  Association  of  the  United  States  of  America,  Sep- 
tember 29,  1893-October  23,  1907.  Editor-at-Large  and  Historian 
1906-1908. 

ANSON  BARTIE  CURTIS.    1.    Graduate.    B.  D. 

Born,  Rives  Junction,  Mich.,  December  11,  1863.  A.  B.,  University 
of  Michigan,  1888;  A.  M.,  Allegheny  College,  1889;  Ph.D.,  1890. 
Wesleyan  Methodist  ministry,  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  ordained,  Sep- 
tember 13,  1886-September  1,  1889;  Trinitarian  Congregational 
ministry.  Big  Rapids,  Mich.,  September  1,  1889-April  13,  1890; 
First  Unitarian  Society,  Big  Rapids,  September  1,  lS89-May  31. 
1890;  Tufts  College,  Instructor  in  Hebrew,  1890-1894;  Professor  of 
Hebrew,  1895-1896;  Universalist  ministry.  Messiah  Universalist. 
Church,  Binghamton,  N.  Y.,  January  1,  1897-February  26,  190O; 
Congregational  ministry.  First  Congregational,  Greenville,  Mich., 
February  27,  1900-March  19,  1906;  Onondaga,  Mich.,  September, 
1906-April,  1908;  Trinity  Parish,  Speer,  111.,  April  1,  1908-Sep- 
tember  30,  1910.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian,  Jackson. 
Mich.,  October  1,  1910.— 

HENRY  MONTESQUIEU  GREEN.    8.     Graduate.     B.  D. 

Born,  Salford,  Lancashire,  England,  September  9,  1860.  Unitar- 
ian ministry.  First  Parish  and  Religious  Society,  Bolton,  Mass., 
ordained,  January  14,  1891-February  27,  1892;  Protestant  Episco- 
palian ministry.  Ordained,  deacon,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  5,  1898; 
ordained,  priest,  San  Antonio,  Texas,  May  24,  1889, 


1889] 

FBEDERICK  WILLEM  NICOLAAS  HUGENHOLTZ.  3.  Graduate.  B.  D. 
Born  Zierikzee,  Holland,  June  24,  1868.  Unitarian  ministry.  Hol- 
land Unitarian  Church,  Muskegon,  Mich.,  November  8,  1891-July 
3,  1892;  Unity  Church,  Hillsdale,  Wis.,  August  28,  1892-June  16, 
1895;  Independent  Church,  Scheidam,  Holland,  September  29, 
1895.— 

BLANCHE  PENTECOST  (MRS.  JAMES  EDWIN  BAGLET).  8.  Graduate. 
GEORGE  EDWARD  SPRING.    3.    Graduate. 


Martha  Chapman  Aitken.    3.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  near  Montpelier,  Vt.  Unitarian  ministry.  Missionary  work 
in  Illinois  and  Wisconsin;  Cedar  Falls,  Iowa,  October-Septem- 
ber; missionary  work  in  Washington;  First  Parish  Church,  Pem- 
broke, Mass.,  January  1,  1894  (ordained  and  installed,  April  5, 
1894) -January  1,  1895.    Residence,  Wollaston,  Mass. 

*James  Edwin  Bagley.    2. 

Born,  Craftsbury,  Vt,  May  23,  1867.  Unitarian  ministry.  All 
Souls'  Church,  Sioux  Falls,  S.  D.,  1889  (ordained,  October  17, 
1889)  -1890;  First  Parish,  Haverhill,  Mass.,  installed,  October  2, 
1890-July  1,  1893;  Wollaston  Unitarian  Society,  Wollaston,  Oc- 
tober 1,  1893;  (installed,  October  5,  1893)— Died,  Wollaston,  March 
1,  1899. 
*See:     "American  Unitarian  Association.     Year  Book  190O,   page  168." 

^rrin  Jndson  Blood.    2.     Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Washintgon,  N.  H.,  August  29,  1856.  Unordained.  Fruit- 
grower, Petersburg,  111. 

James  Arthur  Chalfant.    1. 

Born,  Shinnston,  W.  Va.,  February  24,  1862.  Minister  for  twenty 
years  in  United  Brethren,  Methodist  and  Uuiversalist  churches. 
Residence,  Portsmouth,  W.  Va. 

James  Henry  Dickson.    1.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Mae  Louise  Doan.    1. 

Henry  Frank.    1. 

Lila  Allison  Frost  (Mrs.  Leslie  Willis  Sprague).    1. 

Born,  Morrow  Co.,  O.    Unitarian  ministry,  ordained  at  session  of 

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Western  Unitariau  Conference,  Chicago,  January  16,  1890;  Axsist- 
ant  Pastorates,  at  Universalist  Church,  Monroe,  "Wis.,  September, 
1889-September,  1891 ;  Unitarian  Church,  Pomona,  Cal.,  September, 
1891-March,  1893;  Second  Unitarian  Church,  San  Francisco,  Cal., 
January,  1894-September,  1895;  New  South  Church,  and  Unity 
Church,  Boston,  Mass.,  June,  1896-June,  1897.  Residence,  264 
Henry  Street,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Saicblro  lioujamln  Kando.    1. 

Born,  Kushimoto,  Japan,  September  24,  1863.  Inaugurated,  Secre- 
tary, Japanese  Unitarian  Association,  Tokyo,  Japan,  November, 
1889-1910;  Preacher,  First  Tokyo  Unitarian  Church,  1889-1910;  on 
Editorial  Board,  "Rikugo-Zasshi,"  1889-1910. 

Blon  Curtis  Morse.    1. 

Leslie  Willis  Spra^e.    8. 

Born,  North  Boston,  N,  Y.,  May  2,  1869.  B.  D.,  St.  Lawrence  Uni- 
versity, 1904.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  at  session  of  "Wes- 
tern Unitarian  Conference,  All  Souls'  Church,  Chicago,  January 
16,  1890.  Universalist  Church,  Monroe,  "Wis.,  September,  1889- 
October  18,  1891;  Unitarian  Church,  Pomona,  Cal.,  September, 
1891-March,  1893;  Second  Unitarian  Church,  San  Francisco,  Cal., 
March,  1893-September,  1895;  New  South  Church,  and  Unity 
Church,  Boston,  Mass.,  January,  1896-June,  1897;  All  Souls 
Church,  (Universalist),  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  September,  1897  (in- 
stalled, October  8)-October  15,  1900;  First  Unitarian  Church, 
Helena,  Mont,  October  18,  1900-October  18,  1902;  Unity  Church, 
Montclair,  N.  J.,  October,  1902-September,  1905.  Associate  Lead- 
er of  New  York  Society  for  Ethical  Culture,  June,  1905-June,  1910; 
Founder  and  Leader  of  Brooklyn  Society  for  Ethical  Culture,  Jan- 
uary, 190i6-June,  1910;  Associate  Minister,  Church,  of  the  Pil- 
grims, Congregational,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Decemlber,  1910. — 

Walter  Watklns  Yrooman.    1. 

•Watson  Weed.    1.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Galen,  "Wayne  Co.,  N.  Y.,  March  14,  1849,  Unitarian  minis- 
try. First  Unitarian  Society,  Stowe,  "Vt.,  October  1,  1889  (ordained 
June  30,  1890) -October  1,  1890;  Union  Church,  Middlesex,  Vt.,  May 
1,  1890-August  1,  1890;  First  Unitarian  Society,  "VN^are,  Mass.,  April 
15,  1891-June  1,  1892;  First  Parish,  Scituate,  Mass.,  January  1, 
1893;    Second    Congregational    Society,   East   Marshfield,    June    1, 

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1892- January  1,   1897;    First  Church,  Duxbury,  installed,  August, 

1897.     Died,  South  Royalton,  Vt.,  June  14,  1905. 

•See:     "American    Unitarian    Association,    Yearbook,    1905,    page    146." 

1890. 

THOMAS  ERNEST  ALLEN.    1.    Graduate. 

Born,  Jamestown,  N.  Y.,  February  4,  1858.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Fourth  Unitarian  Society,  Providence,  R.  I.,  ordained  and  in- 
stalled, November  14,  1890-1892;  Congregational  Society,  Grafton, 
Mass.,  installed,  February  3,  1892-February  14,  1895;  Third  Parish, 
West  Dedham,  May,  189&-June,  1898.    Residence,  Jamestown,  N.  Y. 

JOHN  BASEL  BARNHILL.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Xenla,  111.,  April  27,  186'4.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Parish 
Church,  Pembroke,  Mass.,  August  1,  1889-Jenuary  1,  1890;  Unita- 
rian Society,  Mattoon,  111.,  summer,  1890;  Second  Congregational 
Society,  Marblehead.  Mass.,  April,  1891  (ordained,  October,  1891)- 
September,  1892;  Mountpottinger  Unitarian  Church,  Belfast,  Ire- 
land, October,  1893-April,  1896;  Earl  Street,  (Unitarian)  Chapel, 
Maidstone,  Eng.,  April,  1896-June,  1898.  Editor,  "Nationality," 
1899-1901,  London,  "Health  Without  Drugs,"  1899-1904,  London; 
"Southern  Illinois  Independent,"  Xenia,  111.  Lyceum  and  Chau- 
tauqua platform  work.     Address,  Xenia,  111. 

FREDERICK  GILL.    3.    Graduate. 

Bom,  Kingston,  Can.,  April  17,  1862.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Congregational  Parish,  Arlington,  Mass.,  ordained  and  Installed, 
February  4,  1892.— 

THOMAS  JAY  HORNER.    4     Graduate. 

Born,  Hillsboro,  Pa.,  June  24,  1862.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Parish  in  Westford,  Mass,  June,  1890  (ordained,  Septem- 
ber 25,  1890)-October  14,  1892;  Unitarian  Society,  Sacramento, 
Cal.,  September  1,  1892  (installed,  January  25,  1893)  -September  1, 
1894;  Independent  Congregational  Church,  Battle  Creek,  Mich., 
September  1,  1895  (installed,  December  11,  1895)  -May  1,  1897; 
Second  Congregational  (Unitarian)  Church,  Quincy,  111.,  May  1, 
1897  (installed,  November  2,  1897)  -September  1,  1899;  Congre- 
gational Unitarian  Society  Melrose,  Mass.,  November  1,  1899 — First 
Congregational  Parish,  Sharon,  June  3,  1904. — 

CARL  GEORG  HORST.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Cassel,  Germany,  June  8,  1867.  Unitarian  ministry.  Unity 
Church,  Pittsfield,  Mass.,  August  1,  1891  (ordained,  September  25, 

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1891)-May  31.  1895;  Second  Unitarian  Society.  Athol,  June 
1,  1895  (Installed,  July  11.  1895)  -September  CO,  1900;  First  Uni- 
tarian Society,  West  Upton.  October  1,  1900  (installed.  De- 
cember 6,  1900)  -December  31,  1908;  Wollaston  Unitarian  Church, 
Quincy,  January  1,  1909  (installed,  March  14,  1909.)— 

ARTHUR  WARNER  LITTLEFIELD.    3.    Graduate. 

Born.  Peabody.  Mass..  June  12,  1858.  Unitarian  ministry.  FlfBt 
Church,  Wayland,  Mass..  January  1,  1891  (ordained,  July  1,  1891)- 
December  31.  1891;  Unity  Church.  Brockton,  Mass..  January  1, 
1892-December  1.  1892;  Winchester  Unitarian  Society.  De- 
cember 1,  1892-September  1,  1898;  Church  of  the  Messiah,  Louis- 
ville. Ky.,  September  1.  1898-March  1,  1900;  First  Parish,  Fitch- 
burg.  Mass.,  May  1.  1900  (installed.  May  2,  1900) -May  1,  1908; 
Second  Unitarian  Society  in  Brookline.  May  1,  1908.— 

JOEL  HASTINGS  METCALF.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  MeadvlUe,  Pa.,  January  4,  1866.  Ph.D.,  Allegheny  College, 
1892.  Unitarian  ministry.  Second  Unitarian  Society,  West  Somer- 
vllle,  Mass.,  ordained,  October  29,  1890-August  1,  1892;  Roslin- 
dale  Unitarian  Church,  Boston,  April  25.  1892-October  7.  1893; 
First  Congregational  Society,  Burlington.  Vt.,  installed.  October 
10,  1893-October  10,  1903;  First  Congregational  Society,  Taunton, 
Mass.,  December  27,  1904-December  29,  1910;  Winchester  Unita- 
rian Society,  Winchester,  installed.  December  29,  1910. — 

FRANK  WRIGHT  PRATT.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Elgin,  111.,  October  23,  1866.  Unitarian  ministry.  FlTBt 
Parish.  West  Roxbury,  Mass.,  ordained,  October  23,  1891-April 
1,  1895;  Town  Congregational  Society  Walpole,  N.  H.,  January 
5,  1896-December  31,  1899;  Wollaston  Unitarian  Society.  Quincy, 
Mass.,  January  2.  1900-February  26,  1905;  Hopedale  Unitarian 
Parish,  Hopedale.  February  28,  1905-November  1,  1908;  Field 
Secretary  for  Western  Canada,  American  Unitarian  Association 
and  British  and  Foreign  Unitarian  Association.  November  1, 
1908.—    Residence.  Calgary.  Alberta,  Can. 

ELVIN  JAMES  PRESCOTT.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Hampton  Fall,  N.  H..  August  27,  1865.  Unitarian  min'stry. 
First  Congregational  Society,  Littleton,  Mass.,  ordained  and  In- 
stalled, November  13,  1890-October  1,  1892;  First  Congregational 
Parish  Kennebunk,  Me.,  September  29.  1892-April  11,  1893;  First 
Congregational   Society,  Salem.   Mass.,  March  30,   1897-September 

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5,  1902;  Unitarian  Society,  Rockland,  1908-1910;  Unitarian  Churcli, 
Sanford,  Me.,  January  1,  1910. — 


Clirlstian  Bann.  1. 
Patrick  CalTln.  1. 
Henri  DeHoog.  1. 
Locfs  Edelman.    1. 

Eulalie  Deming  Guthrie  (Mrs.  Ollrer  Jay  Fairfield).    2. 

Born,  Yellow  Springs,  O,  A.  B.,  Antioch  College,  1887;  A.M.,  1892. 
Residence,  Littleton,  Mass. 

Hermann  Haugerud.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  Christiana,  Norway,  October  7,  1874.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Unitarian  Society,  Puyallup  Wash.,  October,  1890  (ordained, 
December  3,  1890) -August,  1892;  First  Congregational  Church, 
Rowe,  Mass.,  June  1,  1893-October  1,  1895;  Free  Christian  Church, 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  October  13,  1895-May  28,  1889;  Scandinavian 
Unitarian  Church,  Hudson,  Wis.,  July,  1899-1902;  First  Parish, 
Walpole,  Mass.,  1902-1903;  The  Unitarian  Church,  Christiana,  Nor- 
way, 1905.— 

rSetnr  Biewert  Hnizlnga.    2. 

Casslns  Boy  Manning.    1. 

George  Henry  John  Offen.    1. 

Toros  Aram  Sarklslan.    2. 

1891. 

FRANCIS  WILDER  HOLDEN.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  Waitsfield,  Vt,  July  28,  1862.  Unitarian  ministry.  Supply, 
Church  of  the  Unity,  Rochester,  N.  H.,  January  3,  1892-November 
1,  1892;  Congregational  Unitarian  Society,  Bernardston,  Mass., 
January  1,  1893  (ordained,  January  10,  1893)-December  29,  1895; 
Congregational  Parish,  Norton,  May  1,  1896-October  31, 
1898;  Church  of  the  Unity,  Stowe,  Vt,  supply,  November  6,  1898- 
January  1,  1899,  settled,  January  1,  1899-September  17,  1899;  Con- 
gregational Parish,  Norton,  Mass.,  October  1,  1899-November  1, 
1906;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Milford,  N.  H.,  November  4,  1906.— 

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WATABI   KITASHIMA.     8.     Graduate.     B.  D.    (1894) 

Born,  Ekihljen,  Japan.  January  16,  1868.  Ph.D.,  Allegheny  College, 
1893.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congregational  Unitarian  Socie- 
ty, Vineland,  N.  J.,  May  2,  1894-June  28,  1896.  Secular  occupa- 
tion, Tokyo,  Japan. 


John  Leon  Ben^ell.    1. 

Johannes  Johnson  Branti.    4.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Eugene  Landon  Conklln.    1. 

Bom,  Southold.  N.  Y.,  May  28,  1866.  A.  B.,  Hamilton  College, 
1890;  A.  M.,  1893.  Universallst  ministry,  ordained,  Clarendon,  N. 
Y.,  1892.  First  Universalist  Church  of  Clarendon,  N.  Y.,  May, 
1891-May,  1894;  First  Universalist  Church  of  Le  Roy,  May  1,  1894- 
May,  1900;  First  Universalist  Church  of  Elgin,  111.,  May  1,  1900- 
October  1,  1906;  State  Superintendent  of  Churches  of  Illlnoifl, 
November  1,  1906.—    Editor,  State  Messenger,  Elgin,  111.— 

Thomas  Korrelle  Dean.    2. 
Stephen  Crawford  Gooseley. 

Elwln  Spencer  Greer.    8. 

Born,  Yamhill  Co.,  Oregon  August  10,  1865.  Farmer  and  fruit- 
grower, Oregon,  1894 — 

•Joseph  Brj-ant  Hargett.    1. 

Irving  Door  Lovett    1. 

James  Lnther  Minnlck.    1. 

Born,  Springfield,  O.,  April  30,  1864.  Unitarian  ministry  ordained, 
Genesee,  111.,  June,  1890.  Providence,  R.  I.,  General  Manager, 
Society  for  Orsanizing  Charity. 

Tnson  Tsuffa.    1. 

Owen  Il«dington  Washburn.    1. 

Born,  Vernon,  Vt.,  August  22,  1866.  Universalist  ministry,  or- 
dained, Stoughton,  Wis..  July  19,  1893.  Universalist  churches, 
1893-1898.  Journalist,  Pocantlco  Hills,  N.  Y.,  1902-1910.  Resi- 
dence, Iron  Hill,  Md.,  1910.— 

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1892. 

WALTEE  EUSTACE  LANE.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Gloucester,  Mass.,  September  6,  1866.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Second  Unitarian  Society,  Athol,  Mass.,  ordained  and  installed, 
November  17,  1892-September  1,  1894;  Independent  Society, 
Presque  Isle,  Me.,  July  1,  1895-November  1,  1897;  First  Unitarian 
Church,  Rockville,  Conn.,  September  3,  1899-July  28,  1901;  First 
Religious  Society,  Carlisle,  Mass.,  1901-1905.  Residence,  Spencer, 
Mass. 

AMANDUS  HALVDAN  NOBMAN.    5.    Graduate. 

Born,  Stange,  Norway,  June  5,  1865.  Unitarian  ministry.  Free 
Christian  Church,  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  ordained  September  3, 
1893-November  20,  1895;  Nora  Free  Christian  Church,  Hanska, 
Minn.,  September  3  1893 — Free  Christian  Church,  Minneapolis, 
November  20,  1899-May  1,  1906.  Editor,  "Dakota,"  Fargo, 
N.  D.,  November,  1895-May  1,  1898;  "Fram,"  May  1,  1898-November 
20,  1899.    Chaplain,  2nd  N.  D.  Volunteers,  April,  1898.— 

MAET  ALICE  TUCKER.    3.     Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry  (unordained).  First  Unitarian  Society,  Mid- 
land Mich.,  and  First  Unitarian  Society,  Mount  Pleasant,  Mich. 
1892. 


Olaf  Johnson  Andrews.    2. 

TTlIIard  Stephen  Ballon.    2. 

Universalist  ministry.     Lestershire,  N.  Y. 

Charles  Franklin  Bnshnell. 

Born,  Berlin,  Conn.,  October  3,  1858.  Ordained,  Universalist  min- 
istry, Muncie,  Ind.,  August  29  1895.  Missionary  and  supply  work 
in  Indiana,  January,  1894-December,  1895;  Crawfordsville,  and 
Fincastle,  Indiana,  January,  1896-December,  1896;  Cohocton  and 
South  Dansville,  N.  Y.,  June,  1897-June,  1899;  Editor,  "Record," 
Bath,  Pa.,  1899-1907 ;  "Record,"  Berlin,  Conn.,  November,  1908-Feb- 
ruary,  1910;  "Minuteman,"  1910. —    Residence,  Berlin,  Conn. 

Augustus  William  Dellqnest    S. 

Mabel  Lila  MacCoy.    1. 

Marion  Murdock.     1.     (See  under  1885.) 

Louis  Singer.    1. 


[1893 

Victor  Emanuel  SouthworUi.    1. 

Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  1892.  First  Unitarian  Society,  Ware, 
Mass.,  installed,  December  29,  1892-February  1,  lS9ri;  First  Inde- 
pendent Society  of  Liberal  Christians  Janesville,  Wis..  April  1895- 
1897;  First  Unitarian  Society  of  Greeley,  Colo.,  September  4,  1897- 
March  28,  1898. 
Richard   Clark  WUby.    1. 

Born,  Cincinnati.  O.,  January  11,  1850.  Unitarian  ministry.  West 
End  Society,  Toronto,  Can.,  three  months,  summer,  1891;  First 
Congregational  Parish.  Deerfield,  Mass.,  September  27,  1891  (or- 
dained, June  1,  1892)-June  10,  1896.    Residence,  Detroit,  Mich. 

1893. 

JOSEPH  C.4DT  ALLEN.    8.     Graduate. 

Born,  Rochester.  N.  Y.,  January  30,  1869.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Unitarian  Society.  Winona.  Minn.,  ordained  and  installed, 
December  16,  1895-July  31,  1896;  Unity  Church,  Redlands,  Cal., 
March  18,  1897-May  1,  1898;  First  Parish.  Scituate.  Mass..  July. 
1900-November,  1901;  Central  Parish,  Yarmouth.  Me.,  September 
1,  1901-March  31.  1904;  First  Parish,  Walpole,  Mass.,  installed, 
May  11,  1904-1907.     Residence.  Hubbardston.  Mass. 

PERU  JOIIXSOX  ANDREWS.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Kristianstad,  Sweden,  April  25,  1868.  Unitarian  ministry, 
unordained.  Organized  the  Scandinavian  Unitarian  Society.  Den- 
ver. Colo..  November,  1891  (settled.  December  1,  1891)  -February 
1,  1892;  Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Francestown,  N.  H., 
June  15,  1893-September  1,  1893;  Unitarian  Church  of  Sherwood, 
Mich.,  September  15,  lS94-January  1.  1895.  Manufacturer,  and  civil 
engineer.  Weed,  N.  M.,  January  15,  1905. — 

HERBERT  LESLIE  BUZZELL.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Medford,  Mass.,  May  8,  1865.  Unitarian  ministry.  Wash- 
ington Street  Christian  Church,  Fairhaven.  Mass..  October  1,  1893 
(ordained,  October  30,  lS93)-October  1,  1896;  Unitarian  Society, 
New  Ulm,  Minn.,  November  1,  1896-October  1.  1898;  Church  of  the 
Good  Samaritan.  Union  Springs.  N.  Y.,  March,  1899- June,  1901; 
Universalist  Society,  Oakland,  Me..  August  1,  1901-April  1,  1903; 
Universalist  churches,  Nicholson,  Hop  Bottom  and  Fleetville,  Pa., 
April  1.  1903-July  1,  1904;  First  Universalist  Society  of  Hyannis, 
Mass.,  July  1,  1904-June  1.  1908;  All  Souls'  (Unitarian)  Church, 
Windsor,  Vt..  June  1.  1908-April  1.  1909;  First  Parish,  Barre,  Mass., 
April  1.  1909  (installed.  May  13.  1909).— 


1898] 

EGBERT  COLLTER  DOUTHIT.    4.    Graduate. 

Born.  Shelbyville,  111..  March  15,  1869.  Unitarian  ministry.  Free 
Congregational  Society,  Baraboo,  Wis..  September,  1893  (ordained, 
1894)  -January  1,  1897;  Assistant  minister.  Shelbyville.  111.,  1897- 
1898;  First  Congregational  Parish,  Petersham,  Mass.,  November, 
1898-March  1,  1902;  Jordan  Unitarian  Church  and  First  Congre- 
gational Church,  Shelbyville,  111.,  installed.  March  19.  1902-1903; 
First  Parish,  Dover,  Mass.,  installed,  June  16,  1904-January  1, 
1907;  First  Congregational  Society,  Castine,  Me.,  January  1, 
1907.— 

BERNARD  ANTHONY  VAN  SLUYTERS.    i.    Graduate. 

Born,  Goor,  Holland,  December  4,  1866.  Unitarian  ministry.  Unity 
Church,  Decorah,  Iowa,  September  1,  1893  (ordained.  January  2, 
1894)  -January  1,  1895;  Unity  Church,  Cherokee,  June  1,  1895- 
June  1,  1896;  First  Congregational  Parish,  Warwick,  Mass.,  June 
1,  lS99-September  1,  1900;  Holland  Unitarian  Church,  Grand  Rap- 
ids, Mich.,  September  1.  1900.— 

WILLI  A  JI  LORISON  WALSH,    i.    Graduate. 

Born,  Canada,  January  12,  1859.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Church,  Brookfield,  Mass.,  June  18,  1893  (ordained,  November  2, 
1893).— 


LIncolu  Elbridge  Brown.    8. 

Born.  Scranton,  Pa.,  November  25,  1861.  Unitarian  ministry.  Wil- 
low Place  Chapel,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  March.  1893  (ordained,  summer 
1893)  -December,  1896.  Social  work.  Brooklyn,  Bureau  of  Char- 
ities, clerk.  1  year;  Head  Resident.  Hale  House  Settlement, 
Boston,  Mass.,  2Vj  years;  Superintendent,  Boys  Industrial  As- 
sociation. Scranton,  Pa.,  2Vj  years;  Superintendent,  Boys  Indus- 
trial Association,  Wilkesbarre,  Pa.,  1  year;  Social  Secretary,  and 
Superintendent  of  Social  Work,  to  Rector  of  Cavalry  Episcopal 
Church,  Wilkesbarre,  Pa.,  4  years;  General  Secretary,  Boys'  Club 
and  Institute  of  Industry,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  to  date. —  Episcopalian 
connection,  1903. 

Charles  Graves.    S. 

Unitarian  Society  of  Passaic,  N.  J.,  and  Unitarian  Society,  Ridge- 
wood,  N.  J. 

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LIUan  ETnnertlliH'  Hlller  (Mrs.  lionnrd  Idoll).    8. 

Born,  Dunkirk.  N.  Y.     llesldouco,  Watcrbury,  t'oun. 

Monnle  Emanuel  LlNchor.     1. 
Henry  Frej  Lutz.     1. 
John  Mnlliolliind.     1. 

^Alexander   ro.slitlnialjlan.     1. 

Born,  Adiibazar.  Turkey.  Graduated  from  a  missionary  semin- 
ary, Constantinople,  (now  Roberts  College).  Con>;roRatlonall8t 
ministry,  ordained,  Murad-chlay,  Tnrkey,  1869.  Pastorates,  at 
Adrlnnoplo,  Angora,  Necomedla,  Adabazar.  Died,  Boston,  Mass., 
January  2'J,  1901. 

*IUns  Sakarlus  RIkstad.    2. 

Died,  Norway. 

Henry  Sleusuke  Sekl. 

1894. 

JOHN   HENIIY    AITLEBEE.     II     Craduato. 

Born,  Davenport,  England,  March  12,  1868.  Unitarian  ministry, 
ordained  at  liulopeiulciit  Congregational  Cliureli,  .Meadville,  Pa., 
June  14,  1894.  Parkalde  Unitarian  Church.  Buffalo.  N.  Y.,  October 
IB,  1895-May  7,  181)9;  First  Parish.  West  Boxbury,  Boston.  Mass., 
May  14,  1899-March  12,  1905;  Pilgrim,  (Unitarian)  Church,  Attle- 
boro,  Mass.,  March  19,  1905-Docember  19,  1910;  May  Memorial 
Church,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  January  1,  1911. — 

SEWARD  BAKER,    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Township  of  Ash,  Mich.,  October  11,  1858.  Graduate,  Indi- 
ana Normal  College,  1882.  Ministry,  independent,  ordained.  Ster- 
ling, 111.,  May.  1895.  People's  Church,  Sterling,  III.,  March 
1.  1895-Decembor  1.  1898;  Unitarian  Church,  Shemold.  Janu- 
ary 1,  1899-July  31,  1904;  Unitarian  Society,  Geneseo,  October  1, 
1904-December  1,  1905;  Congregational  Church,  Clarksville, 
March  1,  1907-March  1,  1908;  Universalist  Church,  Woodstock, 
O.,  October  1,  1909.— 


1894] 

WILLIAM  CHANGING  BROWN.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  Sherborn,  Mass.,  March  7,  1868.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Gardner,  Mass.,  and  First  Congregational  So- 
ciety, Hubbardston,  July  1,  1895  (ordained,  Gardner,  September 
11,  1895)  -November  30,  1898;  First  Congregational  Society,  Lit- 
tleton, December  1,  1898  (installed,  December  27,  1898)-January 
31,  1904;  Field  Agent  of  the  American  Unitarian  Association, 
Boston,  February  1,  1904-April  30,  1905;  Field  Secretary  for  New 
England,  American  Unitarian  Association,  May  1,  1905. — 

FLORENCE  BUCK.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Kalamazoo,  Mich.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained  at  All  Souls' 
Church,  Chicago,  111,,  September  24,  1893.  Unity  Church,  Cleve- 
land, 0..  September  7,  1893-June  30,  1899;  Field  Superintendent, 
American  Unitarian  Association,  Michigan,  September  1,  1900- 
December  30,  1900;  First  Unitarian  Church,  Manistee,  Mich,  Jan- 
uary 1,  1901-June  30,  1901;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Kenosha,  Wis., 
September  1,  1901   (installed,  October  27,  1901).— 

HERBERT  CUNNINGHAM  FARWELL.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  Clinton,  Mass.,  November  5,  1868.  Harvard  Divinity  School, 
1894-1895;  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Bureau  of  Charities,  July  1,  1895- 
August,  1898;  Harvard  Divinity  School,  fall  term  to  January  1, 
1899;  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Bureau  of  Charities,  January  1,  1899- 
August,  1899.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained  at  King's  Chapel, 
Boston,  Mass.,  June  18,  1899;  Superintendent  Salem  Fraternity, 
Salem,  Mass.,  October  1,  1899-March  1,  1908;  Superintendent 
Plummer  Farm  School,  Salem,  March  1,  1898-September  1,  1898; 
Superintendent  Salem  Fraternity,  Salem,  October  1,  1898. — 

FREDERIC  JOHN  GAULD.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Birmingham,  England,  October  1,  1867.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Assistant  minister.  All  Souls'  Church,  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  Oc- 
tober, 1894  (ordained,  November,  1894)-March  1.  1896;  Christian 
Union  Society,  Reading,  Mass.,  April,  1896  (installed,  April  23, 
1896-March  1,  1899;  First  Congregational  Society,  Leominster, 
March  1,  1899  (installed,  March  8,  1899).— 

STANLEY  MERCER  HUNTER.    4.     Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry.  Unitarian  Church,  Sheffield,  111,,  ordained 
and  installed,  February  25,  1896-December  31,  1897;  Church  of 
the  Messiah,  St.  John,  N.  B.,  March,  1898-Jianuary  31,  1901;  First 
Parish,  Scituate,  Mass,,  1902-November,  1903.  Residence,  Pasa- 
dena, Cal. 

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JOSEPH  MARION  SEATON.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Clinton  Co.,  111.,  March  23.  1861.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained at  Baltimore,  Md.,  May,  1895.  First  Unitarian  Church, 
Richmond,  Va.,  September  1,  1894-July  1,  1897;  First  Congrega- 
tional (Unitarian)  Society,  Hubbardston,  Mass.,  April  2,  1899- 
Aprll  1,  1909.     Residence,  Hubbardston,  Mass, 

FILVNK  SCOTT  COREY  WICKS.    S.     Graduate. 

Born,  Millville,  Mass.,  February  15,  1868.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained at  Meadville,  Pa.,  June  14,  1894.  Unitarian  Society  of  Pas- 
saic, N.  J.,  February  15,  1895-February  15,  1898;  First  Parish  ia 
Brighton,  Boston.  Mass.,  February  15.  1898-December  10,  1905; 
All  Souls  Unitarian  Church,  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  December  10, 
1905.— 


Lilian  Saxe  Holmes.    L 
Ernest  Jones.    3. 
John  William  Matthys.    1. 
OtfTay  Pleasant  Moorman.    S. 

William  Stanley  Mchols.    1. 

Born,  Danvers,  Mass.,  May  4,  1872.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained  at 
King's  Chapel,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  18,  1899.  Town  Congrega- 
tional Society,  Walpole,  N.  H.,  installed,  November  22,  1900-De- 
cember  1,  1905;  Unity  Church,  Pueblo,  Colo.,  March  23,  1906-  Sep- 
tember 1,  1908;  All  Soul's  Unitarian  Church,  Colorado  Springs, 
September  1,  1907-September  1,  1908;  First  Unitarian  Church 
and  Society,  North  Andover,  Mass.,  May  16",  1909.— 

Matthew  Cooper  Pugsley.    1. 

Born,  Dover  Plains,  N.  Y.,  January  2,  1871.  Fruit-grower,  West- 
field.  N.  Y. 

Isaac  Frank  Qolnby.    1, 

ThonuiB  Frank  Bayon.    1. 

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1895] 

1895. 

HAEBIET  BELLE  BAETOJf   (MES.  BICHAED  WILSON  BOINTOX). 

4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Gill,  Mass.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  Roslindale,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.,  September  4,  1895.     Residence,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

EICHAED  WILSON  BOTNTON.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Boston,  Mass.,  September  24,  1870'.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Roslindale  Unitarian  Church,  Roslindale,  Boston,  Mass.,  ordained, 
September  4,  1895-October  2,  1900;  Unity  Church,  St.  Paul,  Minn., 
October  2,  1900-December  31,  1907;  First  Unitarian  Church, 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  January  1,  1908   (installed,  February  27,  1908).— 

LOUIS  HENEY  BUCKSHOEN.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Cincinnati,  O.,  December  17,  1865.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Congregational  Parish,  Westford,  Mass.,  April,  1896  (or- 
dained, October  7,  1896) -December  15,  1900;  Second  Congrega- 
tional Society,  Concord,  N.  H.,  December  1,  1900  (installed,  Jan- 
uary 16,  1901)-July,  1909;  Stevens  Memorial  Chapel,  Vineyard 
Haven,  Mass.,  December  1,  1909. — 

SAMUEL  LOUIS  ELBEEFELD.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Pomeroy,  O.,  June  4,  1869.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Revere,  Mass.,  ordained,  January  15,  1897- 
April  9,  1899;  Second  Congregational  Society,  Quincy,  111.,  Jan- 
uary 24,  1900-November  1,  1902;  Unitarian  Congregational  So- 
ciety, Danvers,  Mass.,  May  1,  1904-Sept6mber  3,  1905;  First  Uni- 
tarian Society,  Hyde  Park,  December  10,  1905-July  1,  1908;  South 
Parish,  Charlestown,  N.  H.,  July  1,  1908.— 

SAMUEL  GAEBOEG.    4.    Graduate. 

EMELINE  HAEEINGTON.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Cedar  Falls,  Wis.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Parish,  Pep- 
perell,  Mass.,  October  13,  1895  (ordained,  October  30,  1895)- 
July  2,  1899;  People's  Church,  Adrian,  Minn.,  March  9,  1902  (In- 
stalled, April  17,  1902)-March  8,  1903.  Residence,  735  Hague 
Avenue,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

JAMES  EADS  HOW.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,    St.    Louis,    Mo.,    September  30,    1868.     M.    D.,    College   of 

Physicians    and    Surgeons,    1908.  National    Committee    for    the 

Brotherhood  Welfare   Association.  Residence,   St.   Louis,   Mo. 

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JOSIAU  COLEMA>  KE>T.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Marblehead,  Mass.,  January  21,  1866.  First  Congregational 
Church  and  Society,  Northboro,  Mass.,  December  1.  1895  (.or- 
dained, January  1,  1896).— 

CLARENCE  ADIUAN  LANGSTOX.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Massac,  Ky.,  May  1,  1867.  A.  B.,  Allegheny  College.  1895; 
S.  T.  B.,  Harvard  University,  1896.  Presbyterian  ministry,  or- 
dained, Mayfield,  Ky.,  October  14,  1899;  Newman,  Cal.,  March  1, 
1890-March  1,  1891;  Unitarian  ministry.  Barnard  Memorial, 
Boston,  Mass.,  October  11,  1896-Xovember  6,  1898;  Unity  Church, 
South  Boston,  November  6,  1898-March  25,  1900;  First  Unita- 
rian Church,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  April  1,  1900-July  1,  1905.  Protestant 
Episcopal  ministry,  ordained.  Deacon,  1906;  ordained.  Priest, 
1907;  Rector,  Church  of  the  Epiphany,  Atlanta,  1906-1908;  Rector, 
St.  Paul's  Church,  East  Cleveland,  C,  November  29,  1908.— 

EGBERT  SPRAGUE  LORING.    8.     Graduate. 

Born,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  October  2,  1870.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Unity  Church,  St.  Cloud,  Minn.,  September  1,  1897  (ordained,  Oc- 
tober 19,  1897)-May  1,  1901;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Iowa  City, 
Iowa,  September  1,  1907. — 

HENDRIK  VOSSEMA.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Nuis,  Province  of  Groningen,  Netherlands,  July  26,  1867, 
S.  T.  B.,  Tufts  College,  1896.  Universalist  ministry.  Church  of 
the  Redeemer,  Halifax,  N.  S.,  May  1,  1896  (ordained,  September 
16,  1896)-August  31,  1900;  First  Universalist  Church,  Logans- 
port,  Ind.,  September  1,  1900-August  31,  1903;  Murray  Univer- 
salist Church,  Attleboro,  Mass.,  September  1,  1903-November 
30,  1908;  Church  of  Our  Father,  Reading,  Pa.,  December  1,  1908. — 

*JOHX  \OTES  WOODMAN.    8.     Graduate. 

Born,  Haverhill,  Mass.,  April  14,  1870.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Congregational  Society,  Sterling,  Mass.,  ordained  and  in- 
stalled, June  24,  1896-September  1,  1901.  Died,  Haverhill,  Mass., 
May  12,  1904. 

*See:    "American    Unitarian   Association.    Year   Book,   1904,    page   136." 


♦Fisher  Ames.    4. 

Born,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  September  2,  1857.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Unitarian  Church,  Asheville,  N.  C.  Died,  Asheville,  N.  C,  No- 
vember 22,  1900. 

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Dwight  Benton.    1. 
W.  C.  S.  GUdden.    1. 

Sarah  Louisa  Haight.    1. 

Educated  at  Alma  College,  St,  Thomas,  Ontario,  Swartlimore  Col- 
lege and  Darby  Training  School  for  Teachers,  Pa.  Universallst 
ministry.  First  Universallst  Church,  Tecumseh,  Mich.,  ordained. 
May  26,  1899-May,  1903;  First  Universalist  Church,  Benton  Har- 
bor, October,  1903-October,  1906;  Unity  Church  (Unitarian)  Perry, 
Iowa,  November,  1907-January  6,  1910.  Unitarian  ministry,  1908. 
Address,  113  North  Sheldon  Street,  Charlotte,  Mich. 

Walter  George  Hanbury.    1. 

James  Haworth.    2. 

*John  Michael  Jones.    1. 

Henry  Charles  Payne.    2. 

William  Wilfred  Chenoivyth  Pope.    1. 

Unitarian  ministry.  Lewisham  Unitarian  Christian  Church,  High 
Street,  Lewisham,  London,  1897. — 

Alfred  Dewey  Keegan  Shurtleff.    1. 

Born,  Brookline,  Mass.,  September  5,  1873.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Bulfinch  Place  Chapel,  Boston,  Mass.,  Assistant  minister,  or- 
dained. May  1,  1898- June  30,  1901;  First  Congregational  Society, 
Chelmsford,  September  1,  1901  (installed,  October  8,  1902) -April 
1,  1907;  Church  of  Our  Father,  East  Boston,  April  1,  1907.— 

Sojiro  Snznkl.    1. 

1896. 

FREDEBICK  CURTIS  BROWIV.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  March  31,  1875.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Middleboro,  Mass.,  ordained  and  installed,  No- 
vember 10,  1896-1898;  Chaplain,  United  States  Navy,  April,  1898- 
October,  1902;  First  Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.,  May  1,  1902-October  1,  1906;  supplied  pulpit  for  the  Uni- 
tarian Church  in  Summit,  N.  J.,  1906-1910,  while  in  business.  New 
York  City,  N.  Y.    Residence,  Summit,  N.  J. 

MRS.  ADELAIDE  AVERT  CLAFLIN.    2.    Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  1897.  Residence,  12  Oxford  Street, 
Cambridge,  Mass. 

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WILLIAM  SAFFOBD  JONES.    8.     Graduate. 

Born,  Exeter,  N.  H..  March  10,  1872.  Unitarian  ministry.  All 
Souls'  Unitarian  Church,  Newton  Highlands,  Mass.,  September  1, 
1897-November  1,  1898;  ordained,  Roxbury,  Boston,  September  29, 
1897;  The  Church  of  the  Unity,  Randolph,  November  12,  1899 
(installed,  November  27,  1899)-February  1,  1903;  First  Parish, 
East  Brldgewater,  November  8,  1903  (installed,  December  7, 
1903)-October  31,  1905;  Channing  Memorial  Church,  Newport, 
R.  I.,  November  1.  1905.— 

HARRY  SUMNER  MITCHELL.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  Warren,  Mass.,  June  29,  1874.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Mlllbury,  Mass.,  June  21,  1896'  (ordained,  Sep- 
tember 9,  lS96)-September  1,  1898;  First  Congregational  Society, 
Westboro,  September  1,  1898  (installed,  September  28,  1898)- 
October  1.  1903;  First  Unitarian  Church,  Peabody,  October  1, 
1903- January  1,  1906;  Keene  Congregational  Society,  Keene,  N. 
H..  January  1,  1906  (installed,  January  5,  190'6).— 

CLYDE  ELBERT  ORDWAY.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Pleasant  Mount,,  Mo.,  June  1,  1868.  Unitarian  ministry. 
All  Souls'  Church,  Windsor,  Vt.,  April  5,  1897  (ordained,  June  22, 
1897)-December  30,  1902;  First  Parish,  East  Bridgewater.  Mass., 
March  16,  1903  (installed,  May  7,1903)-October  5,  1904.  Editor, 
"The  New  Commonwealth;"  Waterville,  Me.,  "Evening  Mail;" 
Lewiston,  Me.,  "Daily  News;"  Warren,  Mass.,  "Herald;"  Jamaica 
Plain,  Mass.,  "News."    Residence,  Jamaica  Plain,  Mass. 

CHARLES  DANIEL  REYNOLDS.    2.    Graduate. 

Unitarian  ministry.  F^rst  Unitarian  Society,  Lancaster,  N.  H... 
1897   (ordained,  August  19,  1897)-1899. 

*ABEL  MAYNARD  RICE.    4*     Graduate. 

Born,  Clinton,  Mass.,  April  28,  1872.  Died,  Lynn,  Mass.,  De- 
cember 3,  1896. 

CARL  AUGUST  TOSS.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  August  17,  1876.  D.  D.,  University  of 
Pittsburgh,  1909.  German  Evan.  Protestant  Ministry,  or- 
dained, at  Cincinnati,  O.,  June  28,  1896.  Immanuel  German  EJvan. 
Prot.  Church,  Cincinnati,  O.,  January  1,  1897-August  31,  1905; 
German  Evan.  Prot.  (Smithfleld)  Church,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Sep- 
tember 1.  1905.— 

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EENST  TOSS.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Washington,  Mo.,  August  8,  1871.  German  Evangelical 
Protestant  ministry,  ordained,  at  Cincinnati,  0.,  June  28,  1896. 
Evan.  Protestant  St.  John,  Norwood,  O.,  January  1,  1897-Septem- 
ber  1,  1897;  Evan.  Protestant  St.  John,  Mt.  Auburn,  Cincinnati, 
O.,  January  1,  1899. — 


Christian  Daa  Larson.    1. 

Editor,  "Progress  Magazine,"  Chicago,  111. 

Howard  L.  Udell.    1. 

Born,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  June  28,  1870.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Geneva,  111.,  September  7,  1896  (ordained,  De- 
cember 1,  1896) -April  4,  1898;  Free  Congregational  Society,  Bara- 
boo.  Wis.,  May  1,  1899-April  30,  1901;  People's  Church,  Brooklyn, 
Mich.,  December  20,  1903-October  1,  1904.  District  Superintendent, 
Chicago  Bureau  of  Charities,  January  1,  1905-Nov ember  21,  1907; 
Manager,  Associated  Charities,  Pawtucket,  K.  I.,  March  1,  1908- 
October  1,  1909;  Manager,  Associated  Charities,  Waterbury, 
Conn.,  October  1,  1909.— 

Arthur  Edward  Wilson.    3. 

Born,  Clinton,  Mass.,  September  10,  1870.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Unitarian  Society,  Berlin,  Mass.,  September  1,  1898  (or- 
dained, September  14,  1898) -May  1,  1902;  First  Parish,  North- 
field,  May  1,  1910  (installed,  June  15,  1910).— 

1897. 

ERNEST  EMIL  BATJM.    3.    Graduate. 

German  Ev.  Prot.  Martini  Church,  Cincinnati,  O. 

ABRAHAM  BERGLimD.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  December  10,  1871.  LL.  B„  Univer- 
sity of  California,  1894.  People's  Church,  Burlington,  Iowa,  No- 
vember 1,  1899  (ordained,  April  26,  1900)-July  1,  1900;  Unity 
Church,  Decorah,  October  9,  1900-February  9,  1901.  Residence, 
San  Francisco,  Cal. 

EDWARD  HENTON  BRENAN.    3.     Graduate.    B.  D. 

Born,  Marietta,  O.,  May  5,  1874.  B.  Ph.,  Marietta  College,  1894. 
Unitarian  ministry.  Independent  Congregational  Society,  Presque 
Isle,  Me.,  December  15,  1897   (ordained,  March  9,  1898) -April  22, 

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1900;  First  Congregatioual  Parish,  "Warwick,  Mass.,  October  28, 
1900-April,  1903;  First  Unitarian  Parish  of  Ayer,  April  5,  1903- 
Aprll  5,  1908;  Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Danvers,  April 
5,  1908.— 

ALBERT  JOHN  COLEMAN.    8.     Graduate. 

Born,  Leicester,  England,  June  8,  1864.  A,  M.,  Harvard  Univer- 
sity, 1905.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained  at  the  Independent  Con- 
gregational (Unitarian)  Church,  Meadville,  Pa.,  June  10,  1897. 
Church  of  Our  Father,  East  Boston,  Mass.,  December  1,  1898- 
December  1,  1903;  First  Unitarian  Congregational  Society,  Jack- 
sonville, Fla.,  May  1,  1906. — 

HORACE  RICHMOND  HUBBARD.    3.     Graduate. 

Born,  Meriden,  N.  H.,  December  15,  1871.  Unitarian  ministry, 
ordained  at  session  of  the  Weirs  Summer  Assembly,  Weirs,  N.  H., 
July  28,  1897.  First  Congregational  Parish,  Warwick,  Mass.,  Oc- 
tober 17,  1897-March  27,  1898;  First  Universalist  Church,  Moe's 
River,  P.  Q.,  Canada,  June  2,  1901-July  28,  1902;  Union  Congre- 
gational Society,  Francestown,  N.  H.,  September  7,  1902-Decem- 
ber  9,  1906;  Grace  Chapel,  Green  Harbor,  Mass.,  December  16, 
1906-November  29,  1908;  Union  Congregational  Society,  Frances- 
town,  N.  H.,  December  6,  1908.— 

MARIE     HOFFENDAHL     JENNET      (MRS.     FREDERIC     CLEMSON 
HOWE).    4.     Graduate.    B.  D. 

Born,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  at  the  May 
Memorial  Church,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  June  28,  1898.  Assistant 
pastor,  First  Unitarian  Church,  Sioux  City,  Iowa,  September, 
1897-June,  1899;  First  Unitarian  Church,  Des  Moines,  September, 
1899-June,  1903.  Residence,  The  Chelsea,  222  West  23rd  Street, 
New  York  City,  N.  Y. 

JESSE  DANIEL  ORLANDO  POWERS.    2.     Graduate. 

Born,  Scotts,  Mich.,  October  22,  1868.  Graduate,  Battle  Creek 
College,  1891.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Parish,  Unitarian 
Church,  Kenuebunk,  Me.,  ordained  and  installed,  September  1, 
1897-November  15,  1901;  First  Unitarian  Society,  Sioux  City, 
Iowa,  November  15.  1901-December  31,  1907;  First  Unitarian 
Church,  Seattle,  Wash.,  January  1,  1908.—  Editor.  "The  Week- 
End,"  1900. 

•EDWARD  EYE  RETT  STEVENS.    8.     Graduate. 

Born.  Harpersfield,  N.  Y.,  June  6,  1867.  Died,  Harpersfield,  March 
27,  1899. 

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HENRY  BUTTERFIELD  TATLOE.    2.    Graduate. 

Born,  Lundy's  Lane,  Pa.,  February  13,  1873.  Universalist  ministry, 
ordained,  Conneautville,  Pa.,  1897.  First  Universalist  Churches, 
Girard,  Pa.,  and  Conneautville,  June  1,  1894-September  30,  1897; 
Second  Universalist  Church,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  October  1,  1897- 
February  1,  1899;  First  Universalist  Churches,  Marion,  Mass.,  and 
Mattapoisett,  March  1,  1899-November  10,  1901;  St.  Paul's  Univer- 
salist Church,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  November  12,  1901-January  31,  1909; 
First  Universalist  Church,  Muncie,  Ind.,  February  1,  1909. — 


Ole  Larson  Callicod.    2. 
Mary  Edith  Collson.    1. 

♦Frederic  Addison  Eaton.    1. 

Died,  Meadville,  Pa.,  September  27,  1897. 

Gustav  Arthur  Firgau.    1. 
Paul  Guard.    1. 
Emerson  Arad  Parks.    2. 

Harriet  Polly  Slack  (Mrs.  Harry  Sumner  Mitchell).    8. 

Residence,  Keene,  N.  H. 

JTewton  Joseph  Wllmot.    1. 

1898. 

CLIFTON  MEEEITT  GEAT.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Cape  Rosier,  Me.,  September  10,  1873.  Unitarian  ministry, 
ordained  at  King's  Chapel,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  18,  1899.  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Millbury,  Mass.,  July  2,  1899-September  29, 
1901;  Unitarian  Church,  Charleston,  S.  C,  October  6,  1901.— 

EDWIN  STANTON  McMASTEES  HODGIN.    Graduate. 

Born,  Vermillion,  Dakota  Territory,  January  15,  1868.  B.  S., 
State  University  of  South  Dakota,  1893.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained, Decorah,  Iowa,  October,  1898.  Unity  Church,  Humboldt, 
Iowa,  September  1,  1898-September  1,  1903;  First  Unitarian  So- 
ciety, Helena,  Mont,  September  1,  1903-December  31,  1905;  First 
Unitarian  Church,  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  January  1,  1906-October 
31,  1908;  First  Unitarian  Church,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  November 
1,  1908.— 

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JOHN  FREDERICK  MEYER.    8.    Graduate.     B.  D. 

Born,  Baltimore,  Md.,  September  3,  1873.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Parish,  Mendon,  Mass.,  ordained,  November  1,  1898-January 
1,  1900;  Second  Congregational  Meeting  House,  Nantucket,  Jan- 
uary 1,  1900-September  1,  1903;  Eliot  Unitarian  Church,  Natlck, 
September   1,   1903.— 

FREDERICK  GRAM  PRESTON.    2.     Graduate. 

Born,  Natick,  Mass.,  June  20,  1869.  B.  A.,  Lombard  College,  1901. 
Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  December,  1891. 
Church  extension  work  In  the  South  and  the  West,  1891-1896; 
First  Unitarian  Church,  Wichita,  Kan.,  1898-1899;  First  Unitarian 
Church  of  Hamilton,  Ont.,  September  1,  1901-January  1,  1906; 
First  Parish  of  Brewster,  Mass.,  April  19,  1907-Aprll  19,  1908. 
Residence,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

1899. 

SAMUEL  COLLINS  BEANE,  JR.    S.    Graduate. 

Born,  Salem,  Mass.,  December  9,  1872.  Unitarian  ministry.  Uni- 
tarian Society,  Rutherford,  N.  J.,  February  18,  1900  (ordained, 
April  19,  1900)-Xovember  1,  1904;  Unitarian  Congregational 
Church,  Hackensack,  installed,  May  18,  1902-November  1,  1904; 
First  Unitarian  Church  and  Society,  North  Andover,  Mass.,  Feb- 
ruary 1,  1905  (installed,  April  19,  1905)-December  20,  1908;  South 
Memorial  Unitarian  Church,  Worcester,  December  20,  1908  (in- 
stalled, January  6,  1909. —    Afternoon  preaching  in  Leicester. 

FREDERIC  WILLIAM  SMITH.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Peterborough,  N.  H.,  February  23,  1869.  Unitarian  min- 
istry. First  Parish,  Duxbury,  Mass.,  October  22,  1900  (ordained, 
and  installed,  November  21,  1900)-October  5,  1904;  First  Con- 
gregational Unitarian  Society,  Bernardston,  September  1,  1905- 
May  1,  1908.    Ware,  Mass.,  1910.— 

ALBERT  HAGUE  SPENCE.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Needham,  Mass.,  March  22,  1874.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained at  King's  Chapel,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  21,  1900.  Congre- 
gational Society  in  East  Precinct,  Barnstable,  Mass.,  May  1,  1900 
(installed,  September  24,  1900)-November  1,  1902;  Second  Unita- 
rian Society,  Somerville,  November  1,  1902  (installed  January  8, 
1903)-April  1,  1906;  First  Parish,  Medfleld,  January  1,  1908.— 

MARIE  SPRAGLT:  (MRS.  CHARLES  HOLDEN).    4.    Graduata 
Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 


1900] 

Ward  Bobinson  Clarke.    1. 

Born,  Cherokee,  Iowa,  March  9,  1872.  B.  A.,  Yale  University,  1894. 
B.  D.,  Oberlin  Theological  Seminary,  1897;  S.  T.  B.,  Harvard 
Divinity  School,  1900.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained  at  King's 
Chapel,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  21,  1900.  First  Unitarian  Society  of 
Christians,  Dover,  N.  H.,  August  30,  1900-November  1,  1908;  All 
Souls'  Unitarian  Church  of  Oklahoma  City,  Okla.,  November  1, 
1908-September  1,  1909;  Church  of  the  Messiah,  Montpelier,  Vt., 
October  24,  1909.— 

Charles  Wallace  Glllllan.    3.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 
Unitarian  ministry.    Circuit  work.  Swansboro,  N.  C. 

Tlctor  Harry  Libby.    1. 

Thomas  Jay  Lloyd.    1. 

Born,  Orange,  N.  J.,  June  27,  1867.  Residence,  Blooming- 
burgh,  N.  Y. 

Harry  Lutz.    1. 

Born,  Whisler,  O.,  September  9,  1870.  A.  B.,  Waynesburg  College, 
1894.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  21,  1900. 
First  Unitarian  Church,  Rockland,  Mass.,  June  23,  1900  (installed, 
Septemher  30,  1900) -January  1,  1902;  First  Parish  (Unitarian), 
Belfast,  Me.,  January  1,  1902-October  1,  1906;  First  Parish, 
Billerica,  Mass.,  October  1,  1906-April  15,  1910;  Channing  Re- 
ligious Society,  Newton,  installed   April  17,  1910. — 

Lynn  AUerton  Nevins.    1. 

Adolph  Bossbach.    8. 

Born,  Toronto,  Can.,  June  20,  1870.  Preached  two  years  in  the 
Methodist  Church.  Unitarian  ministry.  Unity  Church  of  Ida 
Grove,  Iowa,  April  1,  1899-August  31,  1901;  First  Unitarian  So- 
ciety of  Keokuk,  September  1,  1901  (ordained,  October  10,  1901)- 
August  31,  1905;  First  Congregational  Unitarian  Church  of  De- 
troit, Mich.,  September  1,  1905-August  31,  1906;  First  Parish 
(Unitarian),  Belfast,  Me.,  January  1,  1907.— 

1900. 

CABL  FBIEDRICH  OTTO  SCHMIDT.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Dresden,  Germany,  January  12,  1878.  German  Evangelical 
Protestant  ministry.  First  German  Evangelical  Protestant, 
Bridgetown,   O.,  June   17,   1900    (ordained,  July   15,   1900)-Novem- 

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ber  18,  1903;  St.  Mark's  Evangelical  Protestant,  Cincinuatl,  O., 
November  5,  1903. — 

ADA  LAl'KETTA  SCHOFIELD.    4.    Graduate. 
Sc.   B.     Residence,   Riverside,   S.   D. 

FRAXK  DE>MS  »1THERIJEE.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Ayer,  Mass.,  November  8,  1872.  Society  for  Organizing 
Charity,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  September,  1901-July,  1903;  Charity 
Organization  Society,  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  April,  1904-August, 
1905;  Union  Charity  Association,  Akron,  O.,  October.  1905-May, 
1906";  Society  for  Organizing  Charity,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  July, 
1906.— 


Edward  Hngbes  Barrett.    2. 

Born,  New  Harmony,  Ind.,  May  2,  1858.  Christian  connection, 
ordained,  Cynthiana,  Ind.,  September  8,  1900.  Unitarian  min- 
istry. People's  Church,  Brooklyn,  Mich.,  November  1,  1901-Octo- 
ber  1,  1902;  Unity  Church,  Sherwood,  Mich.,  October  1,  1902- 
November  1,  1904;  All  Souls',  Bath,  N.  H.,  November  1,  1904- 
October  1,  1905;  Unitarian  Church,  Buda,  111.,  October  1,  1905- 
October  1,  1908;  First  Universalist  Church,  Greenville,  0.,  Feb- 
ruary 15,  1909-March  31,  1910;  St.  Paul's  Universalist  Church, 
Mllford,  O.,  April  1,  1910.— 

1901. 

ALFRED  WILLUM  BIRKS.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Northampton,  England,  January  29,  1876.  Student,  Harvard 
Divinity  School,  1901-1902.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian 
Congregational  Parish,  Petersham,  Mass.,  ordained  and  installed, 
June  30,  1902-August  31,  1907;  Unitarian  Church,  Derby,  Conn., 
September  1,  1907-January  31,  1910;  Unity  Church,  Natick,  Mass., 
February  1,  1910. — 

CLAYTON  RAYMOND  BOWEN.    8.    Graduate.     B.  D.   (1903). 

Born,  Wellsboro,  Pa.,  November  25,  1877.  A.  B.,  Franklin  College, 
1898.  Unitarian  ministry.  South  Parish,  Charlestown,  N.  H., 
July  1,  1903  (ordained.  July  29,  1903)-September  12,  1905;  Mead- 
vllle  Theological  School,  Instructor  in  the  New  Testament,  Jan- 
uary 30,  1905-June  5,  1907;  Assistant  Professor  of  New  Testa- 
ment Interpretation,  June  5,  1907. — 

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ALBERT  I^ILLARD  CLARK.    4.    Graduate.     B.  D. 

Born,  Petersham,  Mass.,  November  1,  1876.  A.  B.,  Union  College, 
1908.  Unitarian  ministry.  Student,  Harvard  Divinity  School, 
1901-190(2.  May  Memorial  Church,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  Associate 
pastor,  October  1,  1902  (ordained,  October  5,  1902) -October  1, 
1905;  All  Souls'  Unitarian  Church,  Schenectady,  N.  Y.,  November 
1,  1906.— 

JOHN  MITCHELL  DATIDSON.     2.     Graduate. 

Born,  Hamilton,  O.,  April  20,  1876.  A.  B.,  Antioch  College,  1896; 
A.  M.,  1897.  Unitarian  ministry.  Fourth  Unitarian  Congrega- 
tional Church,  Flatbush,  N.  Y.,  ordained,  February  12,  1902- June 
15,  1906.     Residence,  Xenia,  O. 

AETEMAS  LAWRENCE  DAT.    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Mt.  Carmel,  O.,  April  23,  1873.  S.  B.,  Northern  Indiana 
University,  1898;  S.  B.,  University  of  Chicago,  1905.  Unitarian 
ministry.  Second  Congregational  Society,  Leicester,  Mass.,  Sep- 
tember 15,  1901  (ordained,  January  24,  1902) -November  15,  1902. 
Instructor,  Biology,  "Washington  University,  September,  1905- 
June,  1906;  Teacher,  Biology,  Cebu  Islands,  Philippines,  July, 
1907-March,  1909;  Fishery  Expert,  U.  S.  S.  Albatross,  of  the 
Bureau  of  Fisheries,  March,  1909-March,  1910.  Address,  Harvard 
Club,  Manila,  Philippines. 

HERBERT  AUGUST  DICKMANN.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  New  Bremen,  O.,  August  5,  1878.  German  Evangelical 
Protestant  ministry,  ordained.  New  Bremen,  O.,  June  10,  1901. 
St.  John's  Evangelical  Protestant  Church,  Pomeroy,  O.,  June  17, 
1901-January  26,  1902;  St.  Marcus  Evangelical  Protestant  Church, 
Cincinnati,  February  9,  1902-October  23,  1903;  St.  John's  Evan- 
gelical  Protestant  Church,   Hamilton,  November  29,   1903. — 

BERNARD  JOSEPH  NEWMAN.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  Hoosick  Falls,  N.  Y.,  March  15,  1877.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Church  of  the  Unity,  Rochester,  N.  H.,  October  1,  1901  (ordained, 
November  6,  1901)-October  1  1902;  Willow  Place  Chapel,  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y.,  November  1,  1902-October  1,  1910.  Residence,  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y. 

JOSEPH  BINGHAM  RIDDLE.    8.     Graduate. 

Born,  Belfast,  Ireland,  March  17,  1871.  Social  service,  Hull 
House,  Chicago,  111.,  October,  1901-April,  1908;  Lake  Farm  (for 
boys),  Kalamazoo,  INIich.,  April,  1908. — 

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Merritt  Scott  Bucklughum.    2. 

Born,  Gilboa,  N.  Y..  August  10,  1868.  Methodist  Episcopal  min- 
istry, ordained,  New  York  City,  April  3,  1892.  Unitarian  min- 
istry, First  Congregational  Parisli,  Westford,  Mass.,  May  1,  1901- 
August  1,  1903;  First  Unitarian  Church,  Littleton,  N.  H.,  No- 
vember 15,  1903-January  1,  1907;  First  Congregational  Unitarian 
Society.  Bernardston,  Mass.,  June  30,  1908.— 

Harry  Hoist.     1. 

Emmet  Milton  Jones.    1. 

Elizabeth  Pad^ham.    2. 

Born,  Syracuse.  N.  Y.  B.  L.,  Smith  College,  1898.  Unitarian 
ministry,  ordained  at  May  Memorial  Church,  Syracuse.  N.  Y.. 
September  17,  1901.  Unity  Church,  Perry,  Iowa,  September  27, 
1901-December  1,  1904;  Church  of  Our  Father,  Rutherford,  N.  J., 
December  11,  1904.— 

1902. 

FBAXCIS  MORTIMER  GEER.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Valatie,  N.  Y.,  February  14,  1869.  A.  M.,  Harvard  Univer- 
sity, 1905.  Supply,  during  student  life,  Universallst  Church, 
North  Salem,  N.  Y.,  June,  1900-October,  1900;  People's  Church, 
Brooklyn,  Mich.,  and  People's  Church,  Onsted,  June,  1901-No- 
vember,  1901;  Assistant  minister.  Unitarian  Church,  Presque 
Isle,  Me.,  and  Fairfield,  July,  1902-November,  1904;  Minister, 
Bath,  N.  H.,  July,  1904-November,  1904.  Residence.  Valatie, 
N.  Y. 

ROG>VALDUR  PETURSSOK.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Ripur  Skagafjartharsysla,  Iceland,  August  14,  1877.  Unita- 
rian ministry.  First  Icelandic  Unitarian  Church  Winnipeg,  Man., 
July  1,  1903-1909;  Field  Missionary  Icelandic  Unitarian  Confer- 
ence of  Manitoba  and  the  Southwest,  September  1,  1909. — 

JESSIE      PIXIS      (MRS.      SAMUEL      CHARLES      SPALDING).    4. 

Graduate. 

Born,  Troy,  N.  Y.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained,  Laconia,  N.  H., 
October  15,  1903.  Residence,  2124  Vyse  Avenue,  New  York 
City,  N.  Y. 

CHARLES  PHELPS  WELLMAN.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Griffin,  Ga.,  October  23,  1877.     Unitarian  ministry.    Church 

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of  Our  Father,  Lancaster,  Pa.,  February  8,  1903  (ordained  Oc- 
tober 23,  1903) -June  28,  1904;  Church  of  the  Messiah,  Montpelier, 
Vt.,  September  1,  1904-July  31,  1907;  Unity  Church,  Humboldt, 
Iowa,   October,   1907-1910. 


Henry  Weir  Boland.    1 

Caleb  Samuel  Simeon  Dutton.    8. 

Unitarian  ministry.  Unity  Church  of  Salem,  O.,  ordained  March 
6,  1902-July  1,  1906;  Second  Unitarian  Songregational  Society, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  November  18,  1906  (installed,  January  24,  1907).— 

Silclii  Eaneko.    1. 

♦William  Arnold  Lawton.    2. 

Born,  Charlestown,  Mass.,  October  21,  1868.  Died,  Cleveland,  O., 
March  21,  1909. 

Sienwke  Martin  Meveen.    1. 

Born,  Groningen,  Holland,  May  4,  1878.  S.  T.  B.,  Lombard  Col- 
lege, 1903;  A.  B.,  South  Dakota  State  University,  1904.  Univer- 
salist  ministry.  Old  Stone  Church  (Universalist),  Seneca,  Kan., 
December  1,  1905-April  1,  1907;  Universalist  Church,  North  Jay, 
Me.,  April  1,  1909  (ordained.  May  12,  1910).— 

Johann  Pjetnr  Solmundson.    8. 

Born,  Iceland,  September  28,  1872.  Unitarian  ministry.  Began 
settled  work  in  Winnipeg,  Man.,  September  28,  1902.  Unitarian 
Church,  Gimli,  Man.,  installed,  August  2,  1903.— 

1903. 

JOHN  HOWLAND  LATHROP.    4.    Graduate.    B.  D. 

Born,  Jackson,  Mich.,  June  6,  1880.  A.  B.,  Harvard  University, 
1905.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian  Church,  Berkeley, 
Cal.,  ordained  and  installed,  September  17,  1905. — 

MAXWELL  SANDS  SATAGE,    8.    Graduate. 

Born,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  13,  1876.  A.  B.,  Harvard  University, 
1899.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained  at  the  Unitarian  Church, 
Lexington,  Mass.,  August  30,  1903;  Unity  Church,  Redlands, 
Cal.,  September  6,  1903-June  20,  1909;  Church  of  the  Messiah, 
Louisville,  Ky.,  installed,  March  8,  1910.— 

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SAMUEL  CHARLES  SPALDING.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Leavenworth,  Kan.,  September  18,  1878.  Unitarian  min- 
istry. First  Unitarian  Society,  Laconla,  N.  H.,  July  5,  1903  (or- 
dained, and  installed,  October  15,  1903)-MarGh  5,  1906.  In  busi- 
ness, address  2124  Vyse  Avenue,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 


Edwin  Hoph  Gibson.    1. 
Mcola  Oigliottl.    1. 

Arnold  Tan  Conthen  Piccardt  Hnlzln^a.    2. 

B.  D.,  Yale  Divinity  School,  1904.  M.  A.,  Princeton  University, 
1904.  Professor  of  French,  State  University  of  Iowa,  igOG-igOff; 
Professor  o^  French,  Trinity  College,  1906-1907;  Professor  of 
German,  1907-1908;  Congregational  Orthodox  ministry,  Thompaon, 
Conn.,  1908-1909.     Residence,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 

Lester  Lothrop  Lewis.    1. 

Born,  Providence,  R.  I.,  May  8,  1875.  S.  T.  B.,  Tufts  College, 
1900.  Universalist  ministry,  ordained.  East  Providence,  R.  I., 
November  1,  1900.  Church  of  Our  Father,  Nicholson,  Pa.,  No- 
vember 18,  1900-N'ovember  18,  1902;  Church  of  the  Good  Shep- 
herd, Linesville,  Pa.,  November  18,  1902-February  25,  1906;  All 
Souls'  Church,  Madison,  Me.,  March  1,  1906-March  1,  1908;  First 
Universalist  Church,  Taunton,  Mass.,  March  1,  1908.— 

Stella  Bhem  Eosenbaum.    2. 

Born,  Cleveland.  O.  Settlement  work,  502  South  Front  Street, 
Philadelphia,  Pa..  1903.— 

Asaph  Robert  Shelander.    1. 

Born,  Whitehall,  Mich.,  August  13,  1877.  A.  B.,  Augustana  Col- 
lege, 1899;  Student,  Ph.  Dept.,  Columbia  University,  February, 
1904-December,  1906.  Ministry,  First  FYee  Church  (Independent), 
Tacoma.  Wash.,  (now  Ethical  Society  of  Tacoma,  April,  1909)- 
March,  1907.— 

Robert  Barclay  Splcer.    1. 

Born,  Pleasantville,  Md.,  March  5,  1869.  A.  B.,  Swarthmore  Col- 
lege, 1890.  Society  of  Friends  (Hicksite).  Editor,  "Friends' 
Intelligencer,"  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  1903.— 

Sara  Howard  Edmester  Tapper.    1. 

Born,  E\'erett.  Mass.     Residence,  Chicago.  111. 

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1904. 

EEUBEN  SHAW  BAREOW.    4.    Graduate.    B.  D. 

Born,  Cumberworth,  Yorkshire,  England,  March  27,  1876.  Unita- 
rian ministry,  ordained  at  the  Independent  Congregational  (Unita- 
rian) Church,  Meadville,  Pa.,  June  5,  1904.  People's  Unitarian 
Society  of  Ord,  Neb.,  June  5,  1904-September  1,  1905;  First  Unita- 
rian Society  of  Jackson,  Mich.,  September  1,  1905-September  1, 
1909;  All  Souls'  Church  of  Windsor,  Vt.,  November  1,  1909.— 

SLELVIN  BRANDOW.     1.    Graduate. 

Born,  Coxsackie,  N.  Y.,  September  12,  1863.  A.  B.,  Rutgers 
College,  1888.  Unitarian  ministry.  Church  of  Our  Father,  Lan- 
caster, Pa.,  November  6,  1904  (ordained,  January  6,  1905) -March 
31,  1908;  The  First  Church,  Plymouth,  Mass.,  April  15,  1908-April 
15,  1910.     Residence,  Sharon,  Conn. 

BURTON  ALFRED  HILLS.    3.     Graduate. 

Born,  St  Clair  County,  Mich.,  August  31,  1864.  Unitarian  min- 
istry. Unity  Church,  Sherwood,  Mich.,  Decem.her  6,  1904  (or- 
dained, January  9,  1905) -November  30,  1906;  Unity  Church,  Lu- 
verne,  December  1,  1906-August  1,  1908;  "Emerson  Society," 
Traverse  City,  Mich.,  August  24,  1908.— 

*PARKER  WILLIAM  STOCKDALE.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Paris,  Mo.,  June  26,  1872.  A.  B.,  William  Jewell  College, 
1900.  Baptist  ministry.  Shelbina,  Mo.,  1893  (ordained,  Forest 
Grove  Baptist  Church,  September,  1893)-August,  1895;  San 
Diego,  Cal.,  October,  1893-August,  1894;  Independence,  Mo.,  April, 
1899-September,  1902;  Christian  ministry.  Jackson  Boulevard 
Christian  Church,  Chicago,  111.,  supply,  April,  1906;  (settled,  Sep- 
tember 1,  1906).—    Died,  Chicago,  111.,  February  10,  1909. 

EYERETT  SOMES  TREWORGT.    2.    Graduate.     B.  D. 

Born,  Surry,  Me.,  November  28,  1872.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained at  Lawrence,  Kan.,  October  26,  1905.  People's  Unitarian 
Association,  Ord,  Neb.,  September  1,  1905-May  3,  1907;  First 
Unitarian  Society,  Gouverneur,  N.  Y.,  September  29,  1907-May  1, 
1910. 

FRED  ALBAN  WEIL.    4.    Graduate.    B.  D. 

Born,  North  Andover,  Mass.,  May  4,  1874.  Unitarian  ministry. 
Hood  River,  Ore.,  1903,  Divinity  student  and  Summer  Pastorate; 
Third   Unitarian   Church,  Chicago,   111.,   September   1,   1904    (or- 


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dalned,  December  11,  1904)-July  1,  1907;  First  Unitarian  Society, 
Bellingham,  Wash.,  October  15,  1907. — 


Robert  Charles  CockeriU.    1. 
WllUam  EdnlD  Ennls.    1. 

Born,  Mansfield,  Conn.,  December  5,  1871.  A.  B.,  Boston  Univer- 
sity, 1903.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained  at  Duluth,  Minn.,  October 
20,  1904.  First  Unitarian  Church  of  Fargo,  N.  D.,  September  17, 
1904-June  1,  1905;  Central  Church,  Yarmouth,  Me.,  January  28, 
1906-July  1,  1908;  First  Parish  of  Norwell.  Mass.,  July  1.  1908.— 

Albert  Bantoul  Flske.    1. 

Universalist  ministry.  Universalist  Church,  Avon,  111.;  Unlver- 
salist  Church,  Galesburg,  1909.— 

Mrs.  Georgia  Kansom  Ferguson.    1. 

•Sara  Baker  Fritts.    1 

Born,  Macedon,  N.  Y..  April  4,  1869.  Died,  Rochester,  N.  Y., 
March  25,  1905. 

♦Victor  Janies  Gilpin.    1. 

Born.  Bosanquet,  Ontario,  Can.,  March  10,  1872.  B.  A.,  Victoria 
University,  Toronto,  1898.  Methodist  ministry,  ordained  at 
Hamilton,    Can.,    1900.      Methodist    Church,    Dyers    Bay,    August, 

1900-June    24,    1901;    Onondaga    circuit,    July    1,    1901-June   ; 

Methodist  Church,  Sheffield,  July  2,  1903-November  4,  1903;  Uni- 
tarian ministry.  Chapter  House,  Unitarian  Church,  Ijondon, 
Can.,  October  6,  1904-December,  1909.  Died,  Toronto,  Can., 
February  14,  1910. 

•See:    "American   Unitarian   Association.    Year   Book,    1910,    page  158." 

Bernard  Stnllo  Klttredge.    1. 

Born,  Cincinnati,  O.,  January  13,  1874.  L.L.  B.,  Cincinnati  Law 
School,  1897.     Residence,  Cincinnati,  O. 

Howard  Austin  MacDonald.    1.     (See  under  1906.) 

Leslie  Manchester.    1. 

Born,  North  Collins,  N.  Y.,  June  23,  1873.  Universalist  ministry. 
Lyons,  O.,  October,  1906-December,  1907;  (ordained,  Driggs,  Ark., 
March  31,  1906);  Driggs  Universalist  Church,  Driggs,  Ark.,  Octo- 
ber 22,  1907-July  23,  1909;  Universalist  Church,  North  Orange, 
Mass..  March  20,  1910.— 

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Anthony  Gijsbert  Van  Elden.    1. 

Born,  Holland,  April  15,  1881.  The  CaUiolic  Church  (American) 
ministry,  ordained  to  the  Priesthood  at  St.  Sylvanus  Chapel, 
Nashotah,  Wis.,  July  25,  1907.  Curate,  Grace  Church  ,Madison, 
Wis.,  June  1,  1907-May  25,  1909;  Curate,  St.  Mary,  the  Virgin, 
New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  August  10,  1909.— 

1905. 

HOWARD  COLBY  IVES.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  October  11,  1867.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Parish,  Brewster,  Mass.,  ordained  and  installed,  September 
19,  1905-May  31,  1906;  The  Unitarian  Society  of  New  London, 
Conn.,  June  1,  1906.—  In  charge  of  Church  of  Our  Father,  West- 
erly, R.  I.,  June  1,  1906-September  1,  1907. 

WALTER  DELOS  SMITH.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  DeKalb  County,  Ind.,  October  21,  1869.  Unitarian  min- 
istry. Parkside  Unitarian  Church,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  October,  1903 
(ordained  and  installed,  October  16,  1905)-June  30,  1906;  First 
Unitarian  Church  of  Hamilton,  Can.,  July  1,  1906-February  1, 
1910;  First  Unitarian  Church  of  Peabody,  Mass.,  September  1, 
1910.— 


Robert  Proudfit  Doremus.    1.     (See  under  1908.) 
Edward  Thomas  Kerr.    1.     (See  under  1910.) 

Thomas  Stebbins  Pierce.    1. 

Born,  Adrian,  Mich.,  May  11,  1882.     In  business,  Chicago,  111. 

George  Lerecque  Sprague.    1. 

Born,  Belleville,  Ontario,  Can.,  July  21,  187&.  B.  A.,  McMaster 
University,  Toronto,  Can.,  1900.  Baptist  ministry.  First  Baptist 
Church,  Flat  Rock,  Mich.,  May,  1900-August  31,  1901;  First 
Baptist  Church,  Aurora,  Ontario,  and  First  Baptist  Church,  King, 
September  1,  1901-August  31,  1902;  First  Baptist  Church,  Lowell, 
Mich.,  November  1,  1902  (ordained,  November,  1902) -August  31, 
1904.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian  Church,  Youngstown, 
O.,  September  1,  1904-June  30,  1905;  Independent  Congregation, 
Dunkirk,  N.  Y.,  September  1,  1905-June  30,  1910;  General  Appren- 
tice Supervisor,  American  Locomotive  Works,  Dunkirk,  N.  Y., 
June   30,    1909-September    30,   1910;    General   Apprentice   Super- 


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visor  and  head  of  Sociological  Department  of  Allis-Chalmers  Co., 
Milwaukee,  Mich.,  October  1,  1910.— 

Warren  Edward  Tryou.    1. 

Born,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  January  6,  1875.  LL.  B.,  University  of 
Pennsylvania,   ISDS.     Residence,  Redlands,  Cal. 

Nathan  ^Yells  Tapper.    2. 

Born,  Canning,  Nova  Scotia,  August  6,  1869.  Ph.  G.,  North- 
western University,  1891.  Unitarian  ministry.  Unity  Church, 
Humboldt,  Iowa,  ordained.  May  7,  1907-September  1,  1907.  In 
business,  Chicago,  111. 

Edward  Forest  Wood.    1. 

Born,   Pawtucket,  R.   I.,   July  26,  1883.   In  business,  Providence, 


R.  I. 


1906. 


JOHAJTNES     ABRAHAM     CHRISTOFFEL     FAGGINGEB    AUEB.    4. 

Graduate,    B.  D. 

Bom,  Middelburg,  Netherlands,  August  6,  1882.  Unitarian  min- 
istry, ordained  at  King's  Chapel,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  26,  1906. 
Cruft  Fellow,  1906-1908.  First  Unitarian  Society,  Hyde  Park, 
Mass.,  January  13,  1909-October  7,  1909;  Protestantenbond, 
Harderwijh,  The  Netherlands,  January  1,  1910. — 

CHESTER  ARTHUR  DRCMMOND.    5.    Graduate. 

Born,  Waterbury,  Conn.,  March  14,  1882.  Unitarian  ministry, 
ordained  at  King's  Chapel,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  26",  1906.  First 
Parish,  Norwell,  Mass.,  June  17,  1906-May  1,  1908;  First  Con- 
gregational Society,  Littleton,  installed,  June  10,  1908-May  1, 
1910;  First  Congregational  Society,  Somerville,  installed,  May 
6.  1910.— 

DON  SPEED  SMITH  GOODLOE.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Lowell,  Ky.,  June  2,  1878.  A.  B.,  Allegheny  College,  1906. 
Principal,  Danville  Industrial  Normal  School,  Danville,  Ky.,  July 
1,  1906-July  1,  1910;  Vice  Principal  and  Dean  of  Academic  De- 
partment, Manassas  Industrial  School,  Manassas,  Va.,  July  1, 
1910.— 

HOWARD  AUSTIN  MACDONALD.    2.    Graduate.     B.  D. 

Born,  Portland,  Me.,  May  22,  1878.  Unitarian  ministry,  ordained 
at  King's  Chapel,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  26,  1906.     Follen  Church, 


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East  Lexington,  Mass.,  June  15,  1906-January  1,  1910;  First  Uni- 
tarian Society  of  Hood  River,  Ore.,  January  15,  1910.— 

SAMUEL  RAYMOND  MAXWELL.    3.    Graduate. 

Born,  Woodbury,  N.  J.,  July  14,  1877.  Unitarian  ministry,  or- 
dained at  King's  Chapel,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  26,  1906.  Town 
Congregational  (Unitarian)  Society,  Walpole,  N.  H.,  installed, 
August  3,  1906-December  31,  1908;  All  Souls'  Church,  Green- 
field, Mass.,  installed,  January  1,  1909. — 

OTTO  EMANUEL  SCHNEIDER.    4.     Graduate. 

Born,  Stuttgart,  Germany,  February  7,  1874.  Unitarian  min- 
istry, ordained  at  King's  Chapel,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  26,  1906. 
First  Parish,  Pepperell,  Mass.,  November  18,  1906-May  16,  1909. 
In  business.    Address,  50  Foxal  Street,  Ridgewood,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


John  Wallace  Cooper.    1. 

Born,  Allegheny,  Pa.,  October  9,  1872.  Westminster  College.  A. 
B.,  1896,  and  A.  M.,  1899;  B,  D.,  Union  Theological  Seminary,  1900; 
Ph.  D.,  Columbia  College,  1903.  Presbyterian  ministry,  ordained. 
Presbytery  of  Dubuque,  July  2,  1901;  Lansing,  Iowa,  1901-1903; 
Bellaire,  O.,  1903-1906;  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  June  1,  1906-May  1,  1910; 
Unitarian  ministry.  Church  of  Our  Father,  Lancaster,  Pa,,  May, 
1910.— 

Arthur  Leon  Fenderson.    4. 

Born,  Lincoln,  Me.,  July  7,  1877.  B.  D.,  Episcopal  Theological 
School,  1907.  Episcopalian  ministry,  ordained,  Deacon,  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.,  June  5,  1907;  Priest,  Fall  River,  May  24,  1908; 
Assistant,  St.  Thomas'  Church,  Taunton,  July  15,  1907-January 
18,  1909;  Rector,  St.  James'  Church,  Amesbury,  January  18,  1909. — 

Edward  Lawrence  Fleming.    1. 

Born,  Boston,  Mass.,  January  3,  1877.  In  business.  Walpole, 
Mass. 

John  Gyorgy.    1. 

Born,  Skland,  Hungary,  November  27,  1877.  D.  J.,  University 
of  Kolozsvar,  1903.  Instructor  in  New  Testament  Exegesis  and 
Sociology,  University  of  Kolozsvar,  Hungary,  1906-1909.  Resi- 
dence, Hungary. 


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Tnillam  Friedrlcli  Hopp.    1- 

Born,  Kroeslin,  Germany,  June  22,  1885.  Graduate,  Lutheran 
Theological  Seminary,  Philadelphia,  1907;  Ph.  D.,  Iowa  Chris- 
tian College,  1909.  Lutheran  ministry,  ordained,  DuBois,  Pa., 
June  4,  1907.  St.  John's  Lutheran  Church,  Houesdale,  Pa.,  May 
5,  1907-September  1,  1909;  Bethel  Lutheran  Church,  Detroit, 
Mich.,  September  2.  1909.— 

Chester  Elbrid^  Peters.    1. 

Born,  Coal  Valley,  111.,  January  17,  1883.  Residence,  Coal 
Valley,  111. 

Arthur  Hayes  Sargent,    1. 

Born,  Corinth,  Vt.,  May  18,  1879.  B.  A.,  University  of  Vermont, 
1904;  S.  T.  B.,  Harvard  University,  1909.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Unitarian  Church  of  Eugene,  Oregon,  March  6,  1910,  (or- 
dained, March  29,  1910).— 

1907. 

LOnS  CLAUS  DETHLEFS.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Cincinnati,  O.,  July  20,  1883.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Parish  (Unitarian),  Congregational,  "Walpole,  Mass.,  November 
1,  1907  (ordained,  December  26,  1907)-April  1,  1910;  First  Uni- 
tarian Church  of  Hyde  Park,  April  1,  1910  (installed,  May  5, 
1910).— 

ELIZABETH    ETHEL    MAYNAED    (MRS.    WALTER    COX    GREEN). 

8.  Graduate. 

Born,Auburn,  N.  Y.  A.  B.,  Syracuse  University,  1901.  Residence,. 
Meadville,  Pa. 

IHLLIAM  LATHROP  MEAKER.    8.     Graduate. 

Born,  Bethlehem,  Pa.,  August  16,  1878.  A.  C,  Lehigh  Univer- 
sity, 1899.     Unitarian  ministry.     First  Parish,  Dover,  Mass.,  June 

9,  1907  (ordained,  June  12,  1907)-March  29,  1908;  Second  Unita- 
rian Society,  West  Somervllle,  April  6,  1908-November  5,  1908; 
First  Unitarian  Society,  Revere,  October  1,  1909-March  1,  1910. 
Residence,  Revere,  Mass. 

GEORGE  BROWMNG  SPURR,    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Winchester,  Mass.,  September  12,  1879.  Unitarian  min- 
istry. First  Congregational  Parish,  Petersham,  Mass.,  ordained 
and  installed,  December  6,  1907.— 

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Robert  Prondfit  Doremns.    1. 

Born,  Footvllle,  Wis.,  June  27,  1879.  A.  B.,  Bellot  College,  1903; 
S.  T.  B.,  Harvard  University,  1908.  Unitarian  ministry.  Con- 
gregational Church  and  Society  of  the  East  Precinct,  Barnstable, 
Mass.,  July  1,  1908   (ordained,  July  17,  190S)-1910. 

Destino  Louis  Aaron  Doloroso.    1. 

Born,  Poland,  March  14,  1880.     Residence,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 

Helen  Mchols  Connor.    1. 

Bom,  Adamsville,  Pa.     Residence,  Meadville,  Pa. 

Edna  Searer  Merrill.    1. 

Born,  Pittsfield,  Mass.    Residence,  Springfield,  Mass. 

*6okam  Subba  Eau.    1. 

Born,  Panimangalore,  South  Canara,  India,  1872.  B.  A.,  Madras 
University,  1890;  L.  T.,  1904.  Professor,  Zamorin  College,  CaJi- 
cut,  India,  1906.     Died,  Bellary,  India,  October  6,  1909. 

*See:    "The  Christian   Register,   December  23,  1909,   page  1397." 

Caroline  Angnsta  Tonng  (Mrs.  Howard  Austin  MacDonald).    2. 

Born,  Wolfboro,  N.  H.    Residence,  Hood  River,  Ore. 

1908. 

GUDMUNDUR  ARJfASOJT.    4.    Graduate.    B.  D. 

Born,  Borgarfjordur,  Iceland,  April  4,  1881.  Cruft  Fellow,  1908- 
1909.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Icelandic  Unitarian  Church. 
"Winnipeg,  Can.,  ordained  and  installed,  September  19,  1909. — 

NEHEMIAH  ADDISON  BAKER     4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Wellfleet,  Mass.,  February  18,  1882.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Unitarian  Society,  Portland,  Ore.,  Assistant  minister,  or- 
dained and  installed,  October  5,  1908-August  29,  1909;  The 
Unity  Church,  Eureka,  Cal.,  September  12,  1909.— 

BEETLAND  WORTH  MORRISON.    4.    Graduate. 

Born,  Greenleaf,  Wis.,  May  19,  1872.  Unitarian  ministry.  Unity 
Home,  New  Bedford,  Mass.,  December  1,  1908  (ordained  and  in- 
stalled, April  13,  1909) -July  1,  1910.     Residence,  Fairhaven,  Mass. 


Carlos  Abbey.    1. 

Born,    Girard,    Pa.,    March    11,    1888.      Residence,    East    Spring- 
field, Pa. 

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John  fan  5elce  Bandr.    1. 

Born,  Jordan,  Minn,  February  9,  1880.  Congregational  ministry, 
ordained,   Congregational  ministry,  June   16,   1903. 

Andrew  lUram  BroTrn.    1. 

Born,  Peoria.  111.,  July  5,  1889.     University  of  Michigan. 

San  Chlba.    1. 

Born,   Juanorly,  Japan,  January  1,  1885. 

Panl  Harris  Drake.    1. 

Born,  Stoughton,  Mass.,  February  22,  1889.  First  Parish,  Unita- 
rian. Pembroke,  Mass.,  July  5,  1908-December  31,  1908,  Univer- 
salist  ministry.  First  Universalist  Church,  Beverly,  May  1,  1909 
(ordained  and  installed,  May  16,  1910).— 

Edwin  Evans.    2. 

Born.  Silverdale,  Staffordshire,  England,  November.  1875. 
Methodist  ministry.  Congregational  ministry.  Congregational 
Church.  Lawton,  N,  D,  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Congrega- 
tional (Unitarian)  Church,  Ayer,  Mass.,  ordained  and  Installed, 
December  4,  1908-1909;  Church  of  the  Messiah  (Universalist), 
Fort  Plain,  N.  Y.,  January,  1910-June  30,  1910;  People's  Church, 
Washington,  D.  C,  November  1,  1910.— 

George  Jones.  1. 

Born,  Macomb,  111.,  January  22,  1871.  A.  B.,  Amherst  College, 
1896;  B.  D.,  Yale  Divinity  School,  1900.  Congregational  min- 
istry, ordained,  Tomahawk.  Wis.,  December  19,  1900.  Congre- 
gational Church,  Tomahawk,  Wis.,  October  1,  1900-May  8.  1902; 
Congregational  Church,  Otisco,  N.  Y.,  May  10,  1902-December  1, 
1904;  Bethseda  Congregational  Church,  Edwardsville,  Pa..  De- 
cember 1.  1904-November  1,  1905;  Straight  University,  New  Or- 
leans, La.  (College  Preacher),  November  1,  1905-June,  1906;  Con- 
gregational Church.  Guys  Mills,  Pa.,  December  1,  1906-January  15, 
1908.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian  Church,  New  Castle, 
Pa.,  September  1,  1908-May  1,  1910;  First  Congregational  Parish, 
Harvard,  Mass.,  September  1,  1910. — 

Alberta  Marcella  Jackson.    2. 

Born,   Delaware,   O.     Teacher,   Delaware,  O. 

Talentlne  Henry  Kaltenbach.    S. 

Born.  Baltimore.  Md.,  August  30,  1872. 

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Alexaudcr  IClss.    1. 

Born  Homorodjauosfalva,  Hungary,  February  13,  1882.  Unitarian 
minister.     Settled  in  Hungary. 

Elmer  Ellsworth  Nye.    2. 

Born,  Franklin  County,  Pa.,  September  9,  1865.  Residence, 
Hagerstown,  Md. 

Harold  Lionel  rickett.    S. 

Born,  Delaware,  O.,  May  20,  1883.  Unitarian  ministry.  First 
Parish,  Sandwich,  Mass.,  Supply,  September,  1908  (ordained  and 
installed,  June  1.  1909) -November  1,  1010;  Unity  Church,  Boise, 
Idaho,  November  1,  1910. — 

€leorge  Brown  Proctor.    1.     (See  under  1910.) 

Herbert  King  Stone.    1. 

Born,  Waterford,  Me.,  February  18,  1877.  A.  B.,  University  of 
Michigan,  1905.  Teacher,  Isidore  Newman  Manual  Training 
School,  New  Orleans,  La.,  190S-1910;  University  of  Chicago,  Fel- 
low in  Romance  Languages  and  Assistant  in  French,  1910. — 

Clement  Ernest  Tomliu.    1. 

Born,  Two  Waters,  England,  February  28,  1869.  Baptist  min- 
istry. Porter  Baptist  Church,  Porter,  Mich.,  April  1,  1893  (or- 
dained, July  23,  1893)-1895;  First  Baptist  Church  of  Kittanning, 
Pa.,  1895-1899;  Missionary  work,  1899-1905;  lecturer,  1905-1908. 
Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian  Church  of  Gardner,  Mass., 
November  15,  1909.— 

Anita  Truemnu  (Mrs.  Harold  Lionel  Pickett).    1. 

Born,  Cleveland,  O.     Lecturer.     Residence,  Boise,  Idaho. 

1909. 

Arthur  Bancroft  Richardson.    1. 

Born,  Washington,  D.  C,  July  29,  1886.  Residence,  Washington, 
D.   C. 

BInay  Mohan  Sehannvls.    2. 

Born,  Calcutta,  India,  February  2,  1882.  B.  A„  Presidency  Col- 
lege, India,  1901.  Professor,  Brahmo  Somaj  College,  Lahore, 
India,  April,  1910.— 

Charles  Edward  Snyder.    1. 

Born,   Hollowville,  N.   Y.,   October   13,  1877.     Unitarian   ministry, 

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The  F^rst  Unitarian  Church  of  Franklin,  Franklin,  Pa.,  Septem- 
ber 1,  1908  (ordained  and  Installed  October  11,  1908) -February  1, 
1911;  Northside  I'nitarian  Church,  Allegheny  (Pittsburg),  Feb- 
ruary 1,  1011.—  Secretary  Meadville  Unitarian  Conference,  1910. — 

Horace  Wostwood.     1. 

Born,  Wakefield.  England,  August  17,  1884.  Graduate,  as  King's 
Scholar  from  Pupil-Teachers'  Training  Department,  Municipal 
College,  Great  Grimsby,  England,  December,  1903.  Methodist 
Episcopal  ministry,  ordained,  Ispheming,  Mich.,  September  1,  1906. 
Supply  work,  London  Methodist  Conference,  Canada,  January,  1905- 
October,  1905;  Methodist  Church.  Ewen,  Mich.,  October,  1905-Oc- 
tober,  1906;  Algonquin  Methodist  Church,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Oc- 
tober, 1906-September,  1908;  Methodist  Church,  Edison  Park, 
111..  September.  190S-December,  1908;  People's  Church,  Edison 
Park,  1909.  Unitarian  ministry.  First  Unitarian  Church,  Youngs- 
town,  O.,  January  9,  1910.— 

1910. 

JACOB  ANTOX  DeHAAS.    8.    Graduate.     B.  D. 

Born,  Amsterdam,  Holland,  February  3,  1883.  A.  B.,  Leland  Stan- 
ford Junior  University,   1910.     Student,  Harvard  University. 

SIGIRJOX  JOHXSOX.    4.     Graduate. 

Boru,  Nordurmulasyslu,  Iceland,  August  21,  1882.  Student,  Uni- 
versity of  Chicago,  1910-1911.  Residence,  676  Home  Street,  Win- 
nipeg, Manitoba,  Can. 

ALBERT  EDWARD   KRISTJANSSON.    4.    Graduate.     B.  D. 

Born,  Iceland,  April  23,  1878.  Unitarian  ministry.  Icelandic 
Unitarian  Church,  Gimli,  Manitoba,  ordained  and  installed,  Sep- 
tember 25,  1910.— 

CHARLES  HAROLD  LITTLE.    2.     Graduate.     B.  D. 

Born,  Cleveland,  0.,  July  16,  1886.  A.  B.,  Western  Reserve  Uni- 
versity, 1907;  A.  M.,  1908.  Cruft  Fellow,  1910-1911.  Residence, 
Germany. 

HARYET  CLIFFORD  IffERRILL.    4.     Graduate.     B.  D. 

Born,  West  Falmouth,  Me.,  July  14,  1873.  First  Unitarian  Society, 
Whitman,  Mass..  December,  1910. — 

WALTER  SAMUEL  SWISHER,    4.    Graduate.    B.  D. 

Born,  Meadville,  Pa.,  September  15,  1882.  Cruft  Fellow,  1910- 
1911.     Residence,  Goettlngen,  Germany. 

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GUSTAV  HENEY  ZASTEOW.    8.    Graduate.    B.  D. 

Born,  Nuremberg,  Germany,  April  21,  1876.     Unitarian  ministry. 
Unitarian  Churcli,  Derby,  Conn,   September  1,   1910. 


Wdlton  Lincoln  Cnrrier.    1. 

Born,  Jamaica  Plain,  Mass.,  October  22,  1864.  A.  B.,  Harvard 
University,  1887;  LL.  B.,  Boston  University,  1890.  Residence, 
Jamaica  Plain,  Mass. 

Michel  Czlrjek.    1. 

Born,  Karatna,  Hungary,  September  29,  1887.  Student  Glasgow 
University,  1910.— 

Lelf  Hnseby.    4. 

Born,  Christiania,  Norway,  September  4,  1888.  Student,  Univer- 
sity of  Michigan. 

Edward  Dunbar  Johnson.    1. 

Born,  Metbuen,  Mass.,  August  6,  1876.  A.  B.,  Tufts  College,  1898. 
Student,  Harvard  University,  1910-1911. 

Edward  Thomas  Kerr.    1. 

Born,  Greenock,  Scotland,  January  27,  1867.  Residence,  Scot- 
land. 

Peter  Aloysins  Molyneanx.    2.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 

Born,  New  Orleans,  La.,  April  18,  1882.  Unitarian  ministry. 
First  Unitarian  Church,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  1910  (ordained,  No- 
vember 20,  1910).— 

Adolph  Julius  Hugo  Perdelwitz.    1 

Born,  Gnesen,  Germany,  August  30,  1885.  Student,  1910,  Marburg, 
Germany. 

George  Brown  Proctor.    1 

Born,  Dicksonburg,  Pa.,  November  7,  1878.  Residence,  South 
Sharon,  Pa. 

James  Thompson  Simpson.    1. 

Born,  Abbeville,  S.  C,  February  5,  1879.  U.  S.  Army,  June  22, 
1898-May  17,  1905.  African  Metkodist  Episcopal  Zion  ministry, 
ordained,  Akron,  O.,  September  15,  1909.  Snowden  Chapel, 
Franklin,  Pa.,  September  15,  1909-September  14,  1910.  Student, 
Western  Theological  Seminary,  Pittsburg,  September,  1910. — 

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The   following  persons  are  members  of  the   School   for  the   year, 
1910-1911,  arranged  In  the  order  of  their  classes: 

Albert  Levitt.    3. 

Born,  Baltimore,  Md.,  March  14,  1885. 

Charles  Addison  >Vlnfr.    2. 

Born,   Montpeller,  Vt.,  July   16,   1883.     Summer,  1910,  In   charge 
of  the  Independent  Christian  Society,  Bath,  N.  H. 

Edwin  Burdette  Backus.    1. 

Born,  Blanchester,  O.,   December  27,  1888.     A.  B.,  University  of 
Michigan,  1909. 

JamJnl  Kanta  Koar.    1. 

Born,  Malda,  Bengal,  India,  April  24,  1881. 

Percy  Emmons  Ljndon.    2. 

Born,  Boston,  Mass.,  July  29,  1885.     Summer  preaching.     Church 
of  Our  Father,  Sullivan,  Me.,  June  20,  1910-September  5,  1910. 

William  Edward  Bingham.    1. 

Born,  Headcorn,  England,  August  22,  1884. 

Herman  Fred  Lion.    1. 

Born,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  March  20,  1887. 

James  William  MacDonald.    1. 

Born,  Shildon.  England,  July  10,  1884. 

Arthur  Elwin  Wilson.    2. 

Born,  KIrkwood,  N.   Y.,  November  19,  1888. 

Mary  Herrick  Burt.    4.    Certificated  Undergraduate. 
Born,  Warwick,  N.  Y. 

Eoy  James  Clarke.    1. 

Born,   Castalia,   Iowa,   March,   1882.     B.    S.,   South   Dakota   State 
College,  1909. 

Edward  Perry  Daniels.    1. 

Born,  Midland,  Mich.,  January  30,  1891. 


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INDEX. 


The  names  of  graduates  are  printed  In  small  capitals,  while  the 
names  of  non-graduates  are  printed  in  lov/er  case  letters.  The  ♦  be- 
fore the  name  shows  that  the  student  has  died.  The  t  after  the  name 
shows  that  the  name  of  that  student  will  not  be  found  in  the  annual 
catalogue  for  that  year,  usually  because  the  student  entered  the 
School  after  the  catalogue  had  been  printed.  Women  who  have  mar- 
ried since  leaving  the  School  are  entered  under  their  maiden  names, 
with  a  cross  reference  from  their  names  after  marriage.  The  num- 
ber at  the  end  after  the  name  indicates  either  the  year  of  graduation, 
or  the  year  during  which  the  student  left  the  Schol.  If  there  ar« 
two  numbers,  it  means  that  the  student  was  twice  connected  with 
the  School.  Usually  the  full  details  are  to  be  found  under  the  second 
year. 

Abbey,  Carlog 

•Abbot,  Francis  Ellingwood 
♦Abbott,  C.\ry  Fletcher 

Abbott,  Clifford  Belcher 
•Adams,  Andrew  Napoleon 

Aitken,  Martha  Chapman 

Alden,  William  George 

Allex,  Alvix  M. 

Allen,  Charles  Adams 

Allen,  Gideon  M. 

Allex,  Joseph  Cady 

Allex,  Thomas  EJrnest 
♦Ames,  Fisher 

Ax[)KI!sox,  William  Larabee 
♦Axdress,  Har\-ey  Doddridge 
♦axdketw,  johx 

Andrews,  Olaf  Johnson 

Andrews,  Peru  Joiixson 

Applebee,  Jonx  Hexrt 

Arxason,  Gudmundur 

Ater,      Johannes      Abraham 
Christoffel  Faggingeb 


1908 

Babcock,  Burton 

1887 

1863 

Backus,  Edwin  Burdette 

1910 

1885 

Bailey,  Alvin  Freeman 

1867 

1878 

♦Bailey,   Ira 

1858 

1851 

Bagley,    Mbs.    Blanche, 

see 

1889 

Pentecost,  Balxche 

1889 

1873 

♦Bagley,  James  Edwin 

1889 

1860 

Baker,  Nehemiah  Addison 

1908 

1864 

Baker,  Seward 

1894 

1852 

♦Baldwin,  John  B.t 

1867 

1893 

♦Ball,  George  Sumner 

1847 

1890 

Ballou,  Willarf'  Stephen 

1892 

1895 

Bandy,  John  Van  Neicet 

1908 

1874 

Barber,  Henry  Hervey 

1861 

1851 

♦Barber,  Stillman 

1848 

1875 

♦Barker,  Edward 

1858 

1892 

♦Barker,  Stephen 

1851 

1893 

♦Barnes,  Dolenna 

1846 

1894 

♦Barnes,  George  P.t 

1868 

1908 

Barxhill,  John  Basil 

1890 

Barrett,  Edward  Hughes 

1900 

1906 

Barrett,  Habison  Delivan 

1889 

Barrow,  Reuben  Shaw  1904 

Barton,  Harriet  Belle  1895 

Batchelor,  George  1863 

Bates,  Elisha  D.  1847 

Baum,  Eknest  Emil  1897 

Baun,  Christian  1890 

•Beach,  John  Broughton  1861 

•Beller,  Jackson  Nelson  1853 

•Bellee,  William  1853 

Beane,  Samuel  Collins,  Jr.  1899 

*Bemis,  Fitz  Henry  1851 

Benham,  Elias  C.  1851 

♦Bennett,  Samuel  1848 

Benton,  Dwight  1895 

Benwell,  John  Leon  1891 

Berglund,,  Abraham  1897 

•Betsch,  Peter  1847 

•Billings,  Liberty  1848 

Bingham,  William  Edward  1910 

Birks,  Alfred  William  1901 

Black,  George  Douglas  1885 

•Blass,  Jultus  1882 

Blood,  Orrin  Judson  1889 

•Boardman,  John  Hager  1865 

Boland,  Henry  Weir  1902 

•Bond,  Edward  Pearson  1846 

BowEN,  Clayton  Raymond  1901 

Bowen,  Duane  Vinton  1864 

Boyd,  Nicholas  Emery  1871 

•BoYER,  Daniel  W.  J.  1847 

•Boynton,  Mrs.    Richard  Wil- 
son,    see    Barton,     Harriet 

Belle  1895 

Boynton,  Richard  Wilson  1895 

•Bradley,  William  1850 

Brandow,  Melvin  1904 

Brauti,  Johannes  Johnson  1891 

•Bremner,  George  1875 

Brenan,  Edward  Henton  1897 

Brown,  Andrew  Hiram  1908 

Brown,  Edwin  Guthrie  1884 

Brown,  Frederic  Cxtrtis  1896 

Brown,  George  L.  1862 

Brown,  Henry  Harrison  1887 


Brown,  Lincoln  Eldridge  1893 

Brown,  William  Channinq  1894 

Brown,  William  Henry  1869 

*Browne,       Edwin       Clarence 

Llewtellyn  1861 

Buck,  Charles  Wentworth  1862 

Buck,  Florence  1894 

Buckingham,  Merritt  Scott  1901 

•Bugbee,  Charles  1853 

BucKSHORN,  Louis  Henry  1895 

•Bullock,  Irwin  1848 

•Burgess,  Henry  Bennett  1854 

•Burr,  Rushton  Dashwood  1849 

Bush,  Austin  Ira  1877 

Bushnell,  Charles  Frank  1893 

BusHNELL,  Lafayette  1868 

Burt,  Mary  Herrick  1910 

Bussemaker,  Gerard  Johan  1874 

Butler,  Elleey  Channinq  1869 

Butler,  Charles  William  1857 

•Butts,  Bryan  Jabez  1850 

•Buxton,  William  Bradlejy  1864 

Buzzell,  Herbert  Leslie  1893 

Byles,  Anthony  D.  1858 

Byrnes,  Thomas  Patrick  1887 

Caldwell,  Alfred  Franklin  1866 

Callicod,  Ole  Larson  1896 

Calvin,  Patrick  1890 

•Camp,  Stephen  Henry  1863 

Campbell,  George  Edmund  1865 

Capwell,  William  Nelson  1852 

•Chaffee,  Nathaniel  Otis  1848 

Chaffin,  William  Ladd  1861 

Chalfant,  James  Arthur  1889 

Chandler,  Ekiward  Abbot  1877 

Chaney,  George  Leonard  1862 

Chase,  Joseph  Aubrey  1881 

•Chesney,  Edward  H.  1852 

Chiba,  Saut  1908 

Claflin,  Adelaide  Avery  1896 

Clark,  Albert  Willard  1901 

Clark,  Hob  art  1878 

Clark,  J.  C.  1855 


100 


♦Clark,  Lyman  1869 
•Clark,  Sheldon  Cobnexus  1873 
Clarke,  George  Benjamin  Rob- 
ertson 1874 
Clarke,  Roy  James  1910 
Clarke,  Ward  Robinson  1899 
•Clarke.  William  Travis  1851 
•Clute,  Oscar  1868 
•CoBURN,  Alvin  1848 
Cochrane,  Cora  Saxton  1888 
Cochrane,  Lorenzo  Darwin  1888 
Cockerill,  Robert  Charles  1904 
Coffin„  Wylie  Arnell  1887 
Coleman,  Albert  John  1897 
Coleman,  Richard  1859 
CoUson,  Mary  Edith  1897 
Conklin,  Eugene  Langdon  189i 
Connaty,  Thomas  J.  1851 
Connor,  Helen  Nichols  1907 
Cooke,  George  Willis  1872 
Cooper,  John  Wallace!  1906 
•Craig,  William  1855 
Crltchett,  Thomas  William  1877 
Crocker,  Alvero  A.  1855 
Cronyn,  David  1867 
•CuMMiNGS,  Gilbert  J.  1859 
Currier,  Wilton  Lincoln  1910 
Curtis,  Anson  Bartie.  1889 
Curtis,  Mrs.  Blanche,  see  Dens- 
more,  Blanche  1873 
•Curtis,  Charles  Alphonso  1874 
Curtis,  Theodore  Walter  1879 
•Gushing,  William  1848 
Czirjek,  Michel  1910 

Dana,  Alphaeus  Theodore  1872 
Danforth,  Edward  Hunting- 
ton 1868 
Danforth,  James  1884 
Daniels,  Edward  Perry  1910 
Daniels,  Leverett  Richmond  1885 

•Darrow,  Ammirus  1850 

Da\-idson,  John  Mitchell  1901 

•Davis,  Ruel  Stephen  1849 


Day,  Artemas  Lawrence  1901 

Day,  John  William  1882 

•Dean,  Austin  Scannel  1851 

Dean,  Gardnerf  1846 

•Dean,  Martin  Guy  1851 

Dean,  Thomas  Norville  1891 

DeHaas,  Jacob  Anton  1910 

DeHoog,  Henri  1890 

•Delange,  Mordecai  1847 

Dellquest,  Augustus  William  1892 

•DeNobjiandie,       Courtland 

Yardley  1852 

•DeNobmandie,  Eugene  1855 

Densmore,  Blanche  1873 

Deihlefs,  Louis  Claus  1907 

•De\'ereaux,  Daniel  Thurs- 
ton 1873 
Devoe,  Marmora  1873 
Dewell,  William  Harrison  1864 
DicKMANN,  Herbert  August  1901 
Dickson,  James  Henry  1889 
Dickson,  John  1858 
Dickson,  Samuel  Judd  1865 

•Dix,  Henry  Dana  1868 

Doane,  May  Louise  1889 

Dole,  Walter  1874 
Doloroso,  Destino  Louis  Aaron  1907 
Doremus,  Robert  Proudfit 

1905  1907 

Douthit,  Jasper  Lewis  1867 

Douthit,  Robert  Collyeb  1893 

Drake,  Paul  Harris  1908 

Drummond,  Chester  Arthur  1906 

Dudley,  Willis  Edward  1888 

•DuGANNE,  Hiram  Clarke  1856 

Duncan,  James  Cameiron  1885 

Dunlap,  Albert  1869 

Dunnekake,  Ferdinand  A.  1879 

Dutton,  Caleb  Samuel  Simeon  1902 

•Dyberg,  Samuel  Andrew  1888 

•Eaton,  Frederic  Addison  1897 

•Earl.  Nathaniel  Churchill  1868 

Earl,  WeUington  1866 


101 


Bddowes,  Timothy  Habold  1865 

Edelman,  Louis  1890 

EisENLOHB,  Hugo  Gottfried  1883 

Elbebfeld,  Samxjel  Louis  1895 

♦Ellis,  Charles  Heebebt  1864 

Ellis,  Henri  Allen  1867 

♦Elliott,  James  1848 

♦Emerson,  Jennie  Cornelia  1873 

Ennis,  William  Edwin  1904 

Evans,  Edwin  1908 

Fairchild,  Edward  Baxter       1359 
Fairfield,   Mrs.   Oliver   J.,   see 

Guthrie,  Eulalie  Deming        1890 
Falls,  James  Washington  1882 

♦Fanton,  Burroughs  Sherwood  1852 
Farmer,  Kimball  1865 

Farwell,    Herbert    Cunning- 
ham 1894 
Fenderson,  Arthur  Leon            1906 
Ferguson,  Mrs.  Georgia  Ran- 
som                                           1904 
Ferris,  Isaac  Warren                1848 

♦Ferry,  Charles  Brace  1859 

Fields,  Samuel  George  Archi- 
bald 1873 

♦Finley,  Everett  1863 

Firgau,  Gustav  Arthur  1897 

♦Fisher,  Oliver  Martin  1887 

Fiske,  Albert  Rantoul  1904 

♦Flagg,  Samuel  Benjamin  1858 
Fleming,  Edward  Lawrence  1906 
Floyd,  Andrew  J.  1879 

♦FoRBusH,     Trowbridge     Brig- 
ham  1856 

♦Fowler,  Charles  Thomas  1871 
Fox;,  Davis  R.t  1868  j 

♦Fox,  Jefferson  Myers  1861 1 

Frank,  Henry  1889  | 

Frankenstein,  Heinrich  Frank  1888 

♦Frazer,  John  1873 

♦Fritts,  Sarah  Baker  1904 

Frost,  Lila  Allison  1889 

Frost,  Jonathan  Bubwell       1886 


Fuller,  Allen  Orrin 
♦Fuller,  Charles 

Fuller,  James  W. 
♦Fuller,  Silas  Orville 
♦Fuller,  William  A. 


1863 
1866 
1859 
1848 
1850 


Gaines,  R.  B.  1852 

Galvin,  Patrick  1890 

*Gamsby,  Tyler  H.  1851 

Gardiner,  Elizabeth  Norton  1869 

Garborg,  Samuel  1895 

Gauld,  Frederic  John  1894 

Geeb,  Francis  Mortimer  1902 

Gerner,  Charles  William  1874 

♦Getchell,  John  Marshfield  1873 

Gibson,  Edwin  High  1903 

Gigliotti,  Nicola  1903 

Giles,  Ella  A.  1882 

Ghl,  Frederic  1890 

Gillette,  Frederic  Kellogg  1883 

Gillilan,  Charles  Wallace  1899 

♦Gilpin,  "Victor  James  1904 

Glidden,  W.  C.  S.f  1895 

Glover,  Alfred  Kingsley  1888 

Godden,  Mary  Rebecca  1885 

Godfrey,  Grove  K.  1848 

GooDLOE,  Don  Speed  Smith  1906 

♦Goodnough,  Alfred  Everett  1878 

Goodnow,  A.  M.f  1865 

Gooseley,  Stephen  Crawford  1891 

Gordon,  Samuel  1855 

Gore,  Arthurt  1868 

Graves,  Charles  1893 

Grafton,  Frank  William  1879 

Gray,  Clifton  Merritt  1898 

Green,  Henry  Montesquieu  1889 

♦Green,  John  Bremner  1861 
Green,  Mrs.  Walter  Cox,  see 

Maynard,  Elizabeth  Ethel  1907 

Greer,  George  Hamilton  1884 

Greer,  Edwin  Spencer  1891 

Guard,  Paul  1897 

Gunning,  Revere  Charles  1871 

Guthrie,  Eulalie  Deming  1890 


102 


Gyorgy,  John  1906 

Hafer.  Robert  William  1879 

Haight,  Sarah  Louisa  1895 

Haggerty,  James  1861 

Haley,  William  D'abct  1853 

•Ham,  Le\t  Woodbury  1860 

Hammer.  Theodore  1884 

Hamlet,  Samuel  1885 

Hanbury,  Walter  George  1895 

Hantel,  Franz  Albert  1874 

•Hardacker,  Martha  Albine  1869 

•Hargett,  Joseph  Bryant  1891 

Hakeixgton,  Emeline  1895 

•Harris,  Andrew  Jackson  1881 

Harris,  Elza  Morgan  Pugh  1880 

•Hassali^  Robert  1849 

•Hathwat,  Edward  Wilson  1866 

Haugerud,  Herman  1890 

Haworth,  James  1895 

Hawthorne.  William  Cope  1879 

Heath,  John  George  Bowen  1859 

Heddadeus,  Johannes  1883 

Heizenroeder,  William  1883 

•Henderson,  Robert  Miller  1877 

•Herman,  Pontianus  Gismondi  1888 

Hicks,  James  Francis  1850 

•Hill,  George  Townsend  1846 

Hiller,  Lilian  Evangeline  1893 

Hills,  Burton  Alfred  1904 

•Himebough.  Benjamin  David  1848 

•HoAG,  Jedediah  Robinson  1851 

Hoagland,  Napoleon  Stage  1885 

Hodges,  John  Gladstone  1885 

HoDGiN,     Edwin     McMasters 

Stanton  1898 
Hogan,  William  John  Herbert  1888 
HoLDEN,    Mrs.    Charles,    see 

Sprague,  Marie  1899 

Holden,  Francis  Wilder  1891 

Holmes.  Lilian  Saxe  1894 

Hoist,  Harry  1901 

Hopp.  William  Frledrichf  1906 

HoBNER,  Thomas  Jay  1890 

Hohst,  Carl  Geobg  1890 


HORTON,  EtoWARD  AUGUSTUS  1868 

•HosMER,  George  Herbert  1866 

How,  James  Eads  1895 
Howe.  Mrs.  Frederic  Clemson, 
see  Jenney,  Marie  Hoffen- 

PATTT.  1897 

Hubbard,  Horace  Richmond  1897 

Huey,  Edward  1856 
Hugenholtz,     Frederic     Wil- 

LEM  NiCOLAAS  1889 

Hughes.  Lewis  Cameron  1871 
Huizinga,  Arnold  van  Couthe 

Piccardt  1903 

Huizinga.  Pieter  Riewert  1890 

Hull,  Franklin  Cudworth  1885 

•HuJiPHREY,  Evan  William  1848 

Hunn,  Horace  H.  1854 

Hunter,  Stanley  Mercer  1894 

Huseby,  Leif  1910 

•Hutchinson,  Sawyer  A.  1850 

Ingraham,  Duncan  Greenleaf  1868 

•Irish,  Charles  Tabor  1868 

Ives,  Howard  Colby  1905 

Jackson,  Alberta  Marcella  1908 

Jenney,  Marie  Hoffendahl  1897 

Jennings,  Allen  Gary  1869 

Jennings.  William  Henry  1873 

Johnson,  Edward  Dunbar  1910 

Johnson.  Henry  B.  1855 

Johnson,  Siourjon  1910 

Johnston,  Da%-id  Huston  1852 

Jones,  Emmet  Milton  1901 

Jones,  Ernest  1894 

Jones,  Georget  1908 

Jones,  Jenkin  Lloyd  1870 

Jones,  John  Michael  1895 

Jones,  Joseph  Comstock  1867 

Jones,  William  Safford  1896 

•Josselyn,  Calb3  Bates  1858 

Kaltenbach  Valentine  Henry  1908 

Kanda,  Saichiro  Benjamin  1889 

Kaneko,  Kiichl  1902 

Keeling.  David  E.  1855 


103 


*Keen,  William  Graves  1856 

*Kelsey,  Loeenzo  Conut  1854 

Kendall,  Darwin  1854 

Kendall,  Silas  R.  1853 

Kennedy,  William  Sloan  1878 

Kent,  Josiah  Coleman  1895 

Kerr,  Edward  Thomas    1905.  1910 

Kingsely,  Jeremiah  1855 

♦Kinney,  Joseph  1862 

Kimball,  Charles  Marcus  1887 

Kirby,  Jerry  Oliver  1868 

Kiss,  Alexander  1908 

KiTASTIMA,  WaTABI  1891 

Kittelsea,  Jens.  T.  1881 
Kittredge,  Barnard  Stallo  1904 
♦Knott,  William  1868 
Koar,  Jamini  Kanta  1910 
Kralick,  Frank  J.  1881 
Kbistjansson,  Albert  Ed- 
ward 1910 

•Lamb,  Edward  Livingaton  1854 

Langston,  Ciakence  Adbian  1895 

•Lamed,  Samuel  1848 

Laeson,  Asa  A.  1855 

Larson,  Christian  Daa  1896 

Lathrop,  John  Howiand  1903 

•Lathrop,  Thomas  Spenceb  1848 

Lauer,  Solon  1886 

♦Lawton,  William  Arnold  1902 

♦Leighton,  James  Monroe  1877 

LEMAHiEtr,  Isaac  1877 

Levitt,  Albert  1910 

Lewis,  Lester  Lothrop  1903 

Lewis,  William  Thomas  1873 

Lion,  Herman  Fred  1910 

Libby,  Victor  Harry  1899 

Lischer,  Monnie  Emanuel  1893 

LiTTLEFIELD,   ARTHUR  WARNER  1890 

Lloyd,  Thomas  Jayf  1899 

Locke,  John  Francis  1867 

LoRiNG,  Robert  SPEAOtrE  1895 

LovERiNG,  Joseph  Foster  1858 

Lovett,  Irving  Door  1891 


LusK,  James  Thompson  1870 

Lutz,  Henry  Frey  1893 

Lutz,  Harry  1899 

*Lyche,  Hans  Tambs  1884 
Lyche,   Mary  Rebecca,   see 

GoDDEN,  Mary  Rebecca  1885 

Lyndon,  Percy  Emmons  1910 

*Lyon,  John  1848 

Lyttle,  Charles  Harold  1910 

McCaw,  Samuel  Milton  1868 

McCormick,  Lewis  A.  1870 

MacCoy,  Mabel  Lila  1892 
Macdonald,  Howard  Austin 

1904.  1906 
Macdonald,  Mrs.  Howard  Aus- 
tin,    see    Young,     Caroline 
Augusta  1907 
Macdonald,  James  William  1910 
McEwen,  Thomasf  1888 
♦Mackintosh,  James  White  1847 
♦McKown,  David  Wright  1847 
♦McKowN,  Samuel  1848 
♦MoWhinney,     Thomas     Mar- 
tin 1853 
Mahon,  James  Rensealer  1872 
Mandell,  George  H.  1854 
Manning,  Cassius  Roy  1890 
Manchester,  Leslie  1904 
Mapes,  Martin  Luther  1874 
Marsh,  Horatiot  1846 
Marsh:,  John  Lewis  1875 
Marshall,  Frederic  Anderson  1887 
Mason,  Loammi  Walter  1886 
♦Masters,  Zerah  1868 
Matthys,  John  William  1894 
♦Maxham,  Gustavus  Vasa  1851 
Maxwell,  Samuel  Raymond  1906 
Maynard,  Elizabeth  Ethel  1907 
Meakeb,  William  Lathbop  1907 
Merrill,  Edna  Seaver  1907 
Merrill,  Harvey  Clifford  1910 
Metcalf,  Joel  Hastings  1890 
Meyee,  John  Feederic  1898 


104 


•MicHAEx,  Noah 
•Mlddleton,  Charles 
MiLLAUD,  David  Eumi>d 
Miller,  Henry  Kennard 
•Miller,  Philip  Newton 
Minnick,  James  Luther 
Mitchell,  Harry  Sum  neb 
Mitchell,  Mrs.  Harry  Sumner 

see  Slack,  Harriet  Polly 
Moller,  Carl  Nelson 
Molyneaux,  Peter  Aloyalus 
•Moore,  James  Baker 
Moore,  Robert 
•MoouE,  Walter  Clifford 
Moorman,  Otway  Pleasant 
•Morehouse,  Daniel  Webster 
Moreland,  John  Jeuniugst 
Morrison,  Bertland  Worth 
Morrison,  Chester  Ludington 
♦Morrison,  James  Barnes 
Morse,  Bion  Curtis 
Mott,  Frederick  Blount 
•MouLTON,  Tyler  CAL\^N 
Mulholland,  John 
•MuMFORD,  Thomas  James 
Munson,  Henry  J 
MuRDocK,  Marion 
•Murray,  John 
Myeirs,  John  Conrad 
Myrick,  Henry  Lewis 
Myrthen,  Franz  Ludwig 


1892. 


1848 
1869 
1852 
1887 
1879 
1891 
1896 

1897 

1887 

1910 

1863 

1861 

1885 

1894 

1880 

1867 

1908 

1869 

1877 

1889 

1887 

1854 

1893 

1851 

1863 

1885 

1854 

1858 

1849 

1888 


Nye,  Elmer  Ellsworth  1908 

*0'Daniels,  DeWitt  Clinton  1854 

Offen,  George  Henry  John  1890 

Ordway,  Clyde  Elbert  1896 

"Orrell,  John  igso 

Oswald,  Benjamin  Franklin  1884 


Nevins,  Lynn  Allerton 


1899 


•Newell,  Frederick  Richards  1846 

Newhouse,  Simeon  Sidler  1865 

Newman,  Bernard  Joseph  1901 

Nichols,  William  Stanley  1894 

Nlederer,  George  1853 

Nieveen,  Siewke  Martin  1902 

Niles,  John  Wesley  1856 

Norman,  Amandus  Halvdon  1892 

NoBRis,  Anna  Jane  1882 

Norton,  Hiram  1860 

Norton.  Smith  1848 


Packard,  Morgan 
Padgham,  Elizabeth 
*Palmer,  James  Courtland 
Parker,  Albert 
Parker,  Henry  Carlton 
Parks,  Emerson  Arad 
Parsons,  Huntington  D. 
Payne,  Henry  Charles 
Pendleton,  A.  M. 
Pentecost,  Blanche 
Perdelwitz,       Adolph 

Hugo 
Perkins,  Warren  Shubael 
Perrigo,  Warren  Chipman 
Perry,  Horace  Ray 
Perry,  Horace  Ray 
Peshtimaljian,  Alexander 
Peters.  Chester  Elbridget 
Petuksox,  Rognvaldur 
Phal£n,  Frank  Low 
♦Phelan,  William  Tait 
Pickett.  Harold  Lionel 
Pickett,    Mrs.    Harold    Lionel, 

see  Trueman,  Anita  1908 

Pierce,  Granville  1873 

♦Pierce,     Mrs.     Granv'lle,     see 

Emerson,  Jennie  Cornelia     1873 

Pierce,  Thomas  Stebbins  1905 

Pierce,  Walter  Catlin  1885 

Piper,  George  John  1870 

Pope,  William  Wilfred  Cheno- 

wyth  1895 

♦Porter,  Aaron  1864 

Porter,  George  Judson      1875 

Porter,  Isaac  Francis      1868 

♦Portman,  James  G.         1852 


1856 
1901 
1874 
1852 
1878 
1897 
1872 
1895 
1858 
1889 
Julius 

1910 
1877 
1875 
1856 
1856 
1893 
1906 
1902 
1886 
1862 
1908 


105 


*PoTTEB,  Daniel  Smith  Clark 
Manchester  1858 

Potts,  William  D.  1851 

Powers,    Jesse   Daniel   Or- 
lando 
•Poyer,  Horace  Buttolph 

Pratt,  Prank  Wright 

Pratt,  Samuel 

Prescott,  Elvin  James 

Preston,  Frederic 
*Priest,  Samuel  Russell 

Proctor,  George  Brown 

Pugsley,  Matthew  Cooper 

PuLis,  Jessie 
♦Putnam,  Helen  Grace 

Pyper,  Lewis 


Quigley,  Austin  A. 
Quinby,  Isaac  Frank 
Quinn,  Bernard  Lewis 
Quinon,  Stephen 


1897 
1846 
1890 
1870 
1890 
1898 
1865 
1908.  1910 
1894 
1902 
1888 
1863 

1853 
1894 
1879 
1872 


Raaberg,  Sophus  1883 

*Rau,  Gokarn  Subba  1907 

Rayon,  Thomas  Frank  1894 

Reasoner,  Calvin  1869 

Reid,  Hiram  Alvin  1860 

Renselaer,  James  1872 

•Reuss,  Samuel  1855 

Reynolds,  Charles  Daniels  1896 

*Rice,  Abel  Maynakd  1896 

Richardson,  Arthur  Bancroft  1909 

Richardson,  C.  C.  1854 

♦Rickards,  Charles  Henry  1878 

♦Rikstad   Hans  Sakarias  1893 

Riddle,  Joseph  Bingham  1901 

♦RiTTER,  Charles  1854 

♦Roberts,  Abraham  Adams  1865 

♦Robertson,  Joseph  D.  1852 

♦Rose,  Abner  E.  1860 

Rossbach,  Adolph  1899 

Rosenbaum,  Stella  Bhem  1903 

Rosenberg,  Peter  Rudolph  1869 

♦Ross,  William  Preston  1880 


RowEN,  Daniel  1877 

Roys,  Cyrus  Austin  1878 

Ruddell,  Thomas  Charles  1869 

♦Rush,  Henry  Young  1856 

Russell,  Charles  Frank  1880 

♦Ryder,  Almanza  Sanford  1853 

Sackett,  Commodore  Perry  1871 

Sample,    Samuel   William  1878 

Sampson,  Thomas  W.  1847 

Sargent,  Arthur  Hayes  1906 

Sarkisian,   Toros  Aram  1890 

Savage,  John  Arthur  1880 

Savage,  Maxwell  Sands  1903 

Savage,  Robert  Wellesly  1881 

♦ScANDLiN,  William  George  1854 
Schmidt,     Carl     F^iedrich 

Otto  1900 

Schneider^  Otto  Emanuel  1906 

ScHOFiELD,  Ada  Lauretta  1900 

♦SCHULTZ,  NiCOLAI  1886 

Scott,  Charles  Henry  1885 

Seager,  George  W.  1853 

Seaton,  Joseph  Marion  1894 

Seaver,  Nathanael  1863 

Sehanavis,  Binay  Mohan  1909 

Seki,  Henry  Sleusuke  1893 

♦Shaw,  George  Stetson  1862 

Shaw,  Thomas  Ellwood  1879 

Shelander,  Asaph  Robert  1903 

Shippen,  Rush  Rhees  1849 
Shurtleff,   Alfred   Dewey  Kee- 

gant  1895 

Simpson,  James  Thompson  1910 

Sinclair,  William  Henry  1878 

Singer,  Louis  1892 

Slack,  Harriet  Polly  1897 

Sloan,  James  Fee  1867 

Smith,  Arthur  Clarence  1887 

Smith,  Frederick  William  1899 

Smith,  Henry  Rogers  1868 

Smith,  Walter  Delos  1905 

♦Smith,  William  Burritt  1858 

Snyder,  Charles  Edward  1909 


106 


Snyder,  John  1869 

Snyder.  John  Wakefield  1869 

Solmundson,  Johann  Pjetur  1902 

Somers,  Amos  Newton  1879 

Soule,  James  Edward  1864 

SouLE,  John  Cannon  1867 

Southworth,  Victor  Emanuel  1892 

Sowle,  Abraham  M.  1851 

Spalding,  Samuel  Charles  1903 

Spence,  Albert  Hague  1899 

•Spencer,  Alanson  Anderson  1853 

Sperry,  Z.  1854 

Spicer,  Robert  Barclay  1903 

•Spoor,  John  Noah  1847 

Sprague,  George  Levecque  1905 

Sprague,  Leslie  Willis  1889 
Sprague.  Lila  Frost,  see  Frost, 

Ula  Allison  1889 

Sprague,  Marie  1S99 

Spring,  George  Edward  1889 

Spurr,  George  Browning  1907 

•Stamm,  Benjamin  Francis  1853 

•Staples,  Carlton  Albert  1854 

•Staples,  Nahor  Augustus  1854 

Stephens,  Martin  Van  Buren  1866 

Stevens.  Abram  Walter  1862 

Stevens,  Don  Carlos  1888 

Ste\t:ns.  Edward  E\'erett  1897 

•Stockdale.  Parker  William  1904 

Stone,  Herbert  King  1908 

Stone,  Lj\aNGST0N  1860 

Stratton,  Charles  1849 

Strickland,  Mortimer  Jerome  1874 

Suzuki,  Sojiro  1895 

Swisher,  Walter  Samuel  1910 

•Tagoart,  Charles  Manson  1849 

Taylor.  DAvan  1881 

Taylor.  Henry  Butterfield  1897 

Thacher,  Philip  Slaney  1878 

•Thayer.  Wales  Belcher  1861 

Thompson.  John  Brown  1867 

Thurber.  Peter  G.  1860 

Tomlin,  Clement  Ernest  1908 


Towner,  John  Loop  1847 

Trevor,  John  1879 

Treworgy,  Everett  Somes  1904 

Trueman,  Anitat  1908 

Tryon.  Warren  Edward  1905 

Tsuffa,  Yuson  1891 

Tucker.  Mary  Alice  1892 

Tupper,  Nathan  Wells  1905 

Tupper,  Mrs.  Sarah  1903 

Tyler,  H.  F.  1874 

Udell,  Howard  L.  1896 
Udell,    Mrs.    Howard    L.    see 

Hiller,  Lilian  Evangeline  1893 

Underwood.  Sherman  David  1854 

Van  Elden.  Anthony  Gijsbert  1904 
Van  Sluyters,  Bernard  An- 
thony 1893 
Vickers,  Thomas  1862 
•Vorse,  Albert  Buel  1862 
Voss,  Carl  August  1896 
Voss,  Ernst  1896 
Vossema,  Hendrik  1895 
Vrooman,  Walter  Watklns  1889 

Wait,  George  S.  1849 

Wald,  Paul  1868 

•Walker,  James  Shedel  1886 

Walsh,  William  Lorison  1893 

•Ward,  Caleb  Gordon  1846 

Washburn,  Owen  Redington  1891 

•Webster,  George  Washington  1850 

•Weed,  Watson  1889 

Weeks,  William  Marston  1878 

Weil,  Fred  Alban  1904 

Weld.   Charles  Richmond  1868 

Wellman,  Charles  Phelps  1902 

Wendte,  Charles  William  1867 

♦Weston,  Thomas  1849 

Westwood,  Horacet  1909 

Wheat,  George  Densmore  1881 

•Whitfield,  George  Frederick  1865 


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Whitridge,     Gustavus    Rudol- 

phusf  1854 

Wicks,  Frank  Scott  Ck)BET  1894 

♦WiGGiN,  James  Henby  1861 

Wilby.  Richard  Clarke  1892 

Wilgus,  Albert  1887 

♦Williams,  Alfred  Amos  1871 

Wilmot,  Newton  Joseph  1897 

Wilson,  Arthur  Edward  1896 

Wilson,  Arthur  Elwin  1910 

*WiLSON,  Henry  Robert  1880 

Wilson,  Lewis  Gilbert  1883 

Wilson,  Mark  1860 

Wilson,  Walter  1860 

Wilson,  William  Alexander  1864 

Wilson,  William  Powell  1871 

Wing,  Charles  Addison  1910 

Wltham.  E^)en  1865 


♦Windsor,  John  McCarthy  1850 

Withekbee,  Frank  Dennis  1900 
Withington,  George  Gardner  1854 

Witter,  Frederic  S.  1865 

Wood,  Edward  Forest  1905 

♦Woodman,  John  Noyes  1895 

♦WoRDEN,  Samuel  D.  1858 

WouDE,  Henry  H.  1879 

Wright,  George  Chabues  1884 

♦Wright,  George  Franklin  1872 

Wyman,  Obrin  Tebtius  1859 

Young,  Caroline  Augusta  1907 

Young,  George  Henry  1866 

♦Young,  Warren  1867 

Zastbow,  Gustav  Henry  1910 

ZiNKHAN,  Louis  Fbedebio  1875 


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APPENDIX  I. 


CERTIFICATED  UNDERGRADrATES. 

The  following  list  includes  those  who,  having  been  allowed  for 
sufficient  reasons,  to  take  an  abbreviated  course,  have  received  cer- 
tificates upon  Anniversary  Day.  They  might  be  spoken  of  as 
"Graduates  from  a  Partial  Course:" 

1865     Simeon  Sidler  Newhouse. 

1867  Jasper  Lewis  Douthit. 

1868  Oscar  Clute. 
Zerah  Masters. 

1869  Albert  Dunlap. 

1870  George  John  Piper. 

1871  Alfred  Amos  Williams. 
William  Powell  Wilson. 

1872  George  Willis  Cooke. 
Stephen  Quinon. 

1874    Walter  Dole. 

James  Courtland  Palmer. 

1877  Thomas  William  Critchett. 
Robert  Miller  Henderson. 
James  Monroe  Leighton. 

1878  Samuel  William  Sample. 
Philip  Slaney  Thatcher. 

1883  Frederic  Kellogg  Gillette. 
Lewis  Gilbert  Wilson. 
James  Danforth. 
George  Hamilton  Greer. 
Hans  Tambs  Lyche. 

1884  Walter  Catlin  Pierce. 

1885  Leverett  Richmond  Daniels. 
John  Gladstone  Hodges. 

1887  Henry  Harrison  Brown. 
Albert  Wllgus. 

1888  Cora  Saxton  Cochrane. 
Lorenzo  Darwin  Cochrane. 
Helen  Grace  Putnam, 
Don  Carlos  Stevens. 

loe 


1889  Martha  Chapman  Aitken. 
Orrin  Judson  Blood. 
James  Henry  Dickson. 
Watson  Weed. 

1890  Herman  Haugerud. 

1891  Johannes  Johnson  Brauti. 
1899  Charles  Wallace  Gillilan. 
1910    Mary  Herrick  Burt. 

Peter  Aloysius  Molyneaux. 


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APPENDIX  II. 


HOLDERS  OF  THE  DEGREE  OF  B.  D. 

The  following  have  received  the  degree  of  B.  D.  from  the  Mead- 
vllle  Theological  School.  The  year  before  the  name  shows  the  year 
of  graduation,  while  the  year  in  brackets  after  the  name  shows  the 
year  the  degree  was  granted: 

1863     THOMAS   VICKERS.      (1881) 

1878     ALFRED  EVERETT  GOODNOUGH.     (1885) 

1883     JOHANNES   HEDDADEUS.     (1887) 

1885     WALTER  CLIFFORD  MOORE.     (1886) 

1885     MARION    MURDOCK.     (1887) 

1889     ANSON  BAKTIE  CURTIS. 

1889     HENRY  MONTESQUIEU  GREEN. 

1891     WATARI   KITASHIMA.      (1894) 

1897     EDWARD  HENTON  BRENNAN. 

1897  MARIE  HOFFENDAHL  JENNEY. 

1898  JOHN  FREDERIC   MEYER. 

1901     CLAYTON  RAYMOND  BOWEN.      (1903) 
1901     ALBERT  WILLARD  CLARK. 

1903  JOHN  HOWLAND   LATHROP. 

1904  REUBEN   SHAW  BARKOW. 
1904     EVERETT  SOMES  TREWORGY. 
1904     FRED   ALBAN    WEIL. 

1906     JOHANNES       ABRAHAM       CHRISTOFFEL       FAGGINGER 

AUER. 
1906     HOWARD  AUSTIN  MACDONALD. 
1908     GUDMUNDER  ARNASON. 
1910     JACOB  ANTON  DeHAAS. 
1910     ALBERT  EDWARD  KRISTJANSSON. 
1910     CHARLES   HAROLD  LYTTLE. 
1910     WALTER   SAMUEL   SWISHER. 
1910     GUSTAV   HENRY   ZASTROW. 

CRUFT     FELLOWS. 
1906-1908     JOHANNES    ABRAHAM    CHRISTOFFEL    FAGGINGER 

AUER. 

GUDMUNDUR  ARNASON. 


1908-1909 
1909-1910 
1910-1911 
1910-1911 


CHARLES  HAROLD  LYTTLE. 
WALTER  SAI^IUEL  SWISHER. 
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1848— *EYAN  WILLIAM  HUMPHEEYS. 

Born,  Llandyssil  Parish,  South  Wales,  England,  January  11,  1816. 
Christian  connection,  ordained,  Mt.  Zion  Church,  near  Fraseburg, 
O.,  August,  1845.  Christian  churches,  Granville,  Newark,  Beach, 
and  Grillins,  O.  Editor,  Herald]  of  Gospel  Liberty.  Died,  Yellow 
Springs,  0.,  January  14,  1884. 

1849— *THOMAS  WESTON. 

In  eighth  line,  after  Barnstable,  Mass.,  add  June  1,  1864-June  1, 
1868. 
1852— *BUBROUGHS  SHERWOOD  FANTON. 

In  the  sixth  line,  after  N.  Y.,  add  January  5,  1851-March  15,  1861. 

1854— *  CARLTON  ALBERT  STAPLES. 

After  Third  Unitarian  Church,  Chicago,  111.,  add  November  1,  1868- 
November  1,  1872. 
1868— EDWARD  AUGUSTUS  HORTON. 

After  Unitarian  Sunday  School  Society,  add  National. 

1889— Sachiro  Benjamin  Kanda. 

Add — Present  address,  Wakayamaken,  Japan. 

1894— FLORENCE  BUCK. 

At  end  of  last  line,  add  1911-First  Unitarian  Church,  Alameda, 
Cal.,  January,  1911.— 

1907— Robert  Proudfit  Doremus. 

Add— September  18.  1910;    First  Unitarian  Society,  Brookings,  S. 
D.,  December  12,  1910.— 
1908— BERTLAND  WORTH  MORRISON. 

Add— Congregational  Church  and  Society  of  the  East  Precinct, 
Barnstable,  January  1,  1910. — 

Heralds  of  a  Liberal  Faith,  edited  with  an  introduction  by  Samuel 
A.  Eliot.  Three  volumes.  0.  Boston:  American  Unitarian  Associa- 
tion: 1910.  References  to  the  following  graduates  and  under- 
graduates may  be  found  as  follows: 

1847— *GEORGE  SUMNER  BALL.     Volume  II.,  page  71. 
1851— *THOMAS  JAMES  MUMFORD.    Volume  III.,  page  263. 
1854— *WILLIAM  GEORGE  SCANDLIN.    Volume  II.,  page  109. 
1854— *NAHOR  AUGUSTUS  STAPLES.    Volume  III.,  page  221. 
1856— *TROWBRIDGE  BRIGHAM  FORBUSH.    Volume  II.,  page  212. 
1859— *CHARLES  BRACE  FERRY.    Volume  II.,  page  216. 
1861— *EDWIN    CLARENCE    LLEWELLYN    BROWNE.     Volume    XL, 

page  280. 
1862— *  Albert  Bnel  Yorse.    Volume  III.,  page  55. 
1863— *STEPHEN  HENRY  CAMP.    Volume  III.,  page  57. 

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